Los invitamos a leer el artículo de nuestro socio el Ing. Jorge Saldívar, el cual habla acerca de la importancia de dejar...

Today, it is becoming more frequent that Trademark (TM) owners trust their valuable registrations on a Trademark "Watch Service".

Just a few days ago I was reading two of the 5 books in the Isaac Asimov's "Robot Series". This reading led me to several reflections. The first of these two books talk about what we normally know as science fiction.

One of the objectives of the Special Program for the Improvement in the Federal Public Administration Management, which belongs to the Public Service Ministry, is to maximize the quality of the goods and services it provides.

After five years of starting with the intention of modifying the Plant Varieties Federal Law (PVFL) and having in mind the harmonization of the Mexican legal framework with UPOV 1991 as a main purpose, finally, on October 12, 2011 the Agricultural and Livestock Commission of the Chamber of Senators approved a bill of the PVFL which includes the required harmonization with UPOV 1991 and the subject matter of two bills previously received by the Mexican Congress.

Last September, a bill of the Plant Varieties Law (PVL) was submitted by the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD), which is under review at the Mexican Congress in the Senate.

From the fourth quarter of 2012, the Intellectual Property environment in Mexico has been immersed in a great activity mainly characterized by two events, the incorporation of the country to the round of negotiations of the TPP and the removal of the General Director of the "Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial".

The set of claims of a patent application contains the subject matter for which the rights conferred by the patent will be granted.

Information was firstly released by Diario Reforma that on November 17th, the Senate approved a "point of agreement" promoted by the Partido de Convergencia, which invited the Commision of Commerce and Industrial Promotion and the Commision of Finance and Public Credit to carry out the necessary studies in order to assess the benefits that the adherence of Mexico to the Madrid Protocol would provide to Mexican enterprises.

In recent days Mexico signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) in order to combat the counterfeiting and piracy of trade marks, inventions, intellectual and artistic works. Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore and the United States have all signed the agreement.

The Internet is not only one of the most effective and pervasive methods of communication, but also one of the most problematic areas regarding IP rights violation.

Prepackaged products that have one or more warning seals or the legend of sweeteners should not:

The Mexican Industrial Property Law was reformed twice in 2018.