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In the context of the digital revolution that has significantly impacted the legal and business sectors, the electronic signature has become a key tool for the formalization of all types of legal acts.

The reality of the current tariff situation is that, although they can greatly affect larger exporters, small and medium-sized businesses in Mexico have also been made vulnerable by the imposition of tariffs, as they generate effects that transcend international trade and exports to the United States

In the landscape of early-stage investment in a startup, it becomes particularly relevant to the proper legal documentation of such investment to ensure that the rights and obligations...

On February 7, 2024, the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público), through the National Banking and Securities Commission.

Civil society organizations must enter into specific agreements for the different projects in which they participate and must consider several issues for their drafting.

While there is a growing understanding of the sanitary measures needed to restart manufacturing operations in a safe and efficient manner (i.e. social distancing, testing, masks & facemasks...

Although traditionally associated with multinational and large-scale companies, economic competition can also have a significant impact on small and medium-sized companies in Mexico.

Nearshoring has put Mexico on the radar of hundreds of Chinese companies looking to manufacture, sell, or invest closer to the United States. Yet not all of them manage to gain a foothold. Many arrive with strong products and sufficient capital, but stumble on obstacles that are not technical or financial they are cultural and legal.

Mexican companies (SRLs and SAs) are now allowed to hold virtual meetings of shareholders or partners and of board of directors or managers to adopt corporate resolutions.

Regulation can be a powerful force in driving sustainable practices amongst businesses – from corporate reporting to mandatory action.

In Mexico, individuals holding positions as members of a board of directors or managers in a commercial company are subject to a regime of responsibilities ...

Mexico's Congress recently passed federal legislation that will allow the Mexican government to seize assets from private individuals and companies accused of engaging in corruption.

Companies registered in Mexico's REPSE (Registry of Specialized Service Providers) face critical compliance deadlines for the first four-month period of 2026. Understanding the mandatory reporting requirements to IMSS and INFONAVIT, along with the potential consequences of non-compliance, is essential for maintaining valid registration and avoiding tax exposure.

An Executive Order was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on Saturday 31 July of this year amending Transitory Articles One, Three, Four, Five, Six and Seven...

On June 2, 2025, the "DECREE to promote investment within the national territory to strengthen the development of the pharmaceutical industry and the production of health products...

Picture this: An employee in your Mexican subsidiary recently left the company and has started a legal action for copyright and patent infringement against your company. Sure, the employee collaborated with the improvement of a machine and a few designs, but it was part of his job and clearly they do not belong to the employee.