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Farewell to Cofece: the National Antitrust Commission is born, aiming to apply higher fines
In an interview with El Financiero, Patricio Martínez analyzes the new institutional design following Mexico’s antitrust reform...
Labor reform for Uber and Didi drivers and couriers: lack of clarity on accident insurance coverage
The recent reform that brings digital platform workers under Mexico’s mandatory Social Security regime has raised new questions about its implementation—particularly regarding accident insurance coverage...
Experts Applaud Approval to Expand the Colombia Bridge
In an interview with Milenio, our partner Ricardo Morales discussed the recent approval to expand the Colombia Bridge and its implications for Mexico’s border infrastructure...
Analysis: Judicial elections in Mexico — democratic breakthrough or risk to independence?
In an interview with LexLatin, our partner Edgar Grajeda reflects on the proposal to elect judges and magistrates in Mexico through popular vote...
Limited resources, the main challenge Cofepris faces in complying with the decree
Our counsel Enrique Muñoz analyzes the main challenges Cofepris faces in complying with the new decree on medicines and medical devices, amid current budgetary and regulatory constraints...
Why real estate partners are becoming hot property in LatAm
In this Latin Lawyer interview, our partners María Teresa Paillés and María Esther Rey discuss the trends that are positioning real estate as one of the fastest-growing legal practices in Latin America...
The New Sustainability Standards Pose a New Challenge for Issuers.
In this interview with Expansión, our partner Bernardo Reyes analyzes the impact of new sustainability regulations on the Mexican financial market and the challenges issuers face in meeting ESG standards...
The new transatlantic legal powerhouse: How was the union between Pérez-Llorca and González Calvillo forged?
Our partners Iván Delgado and Jorge Mondragón share with LexLatin the details of the historic integration between Pérez-Llorca and González Calvillo, marking a milestone in the Ibero-American legal market...
Legal Risks in the Real Estate Sector Following the Designation of Cartels as Terrorist Organizations
Our partner María Esther Rey shares her insights in El Economista on the legal implications for the Mexican real estate sector following the recent designation of drug cartels as terrorist organizations by the U.S. government...
Franchise Protection: Key Insights from an Intellectual Property Perspective
Our Intellectual Property partner, Alberto Pliego, provides an in-depth analysis of the legal framework surrounding franchises and key strategies to protect intellectual property. From trademark registration to contractual agreements, learn how to sa...
Inclusion, Leadership, and Equity in the Legal Sector: Women Lawyers’ Networks in Latin America
In its latest report, LexLatin explored the impact of women lawyers’ networks in the legal sector, and our partner at Pérez-Llorca and founder of Abogadas MX, María Teresa Paillés, shared her insights on how these initiatives foster inclusion, leader...
Challenges and Uncertainties in the New Era of Infonavit as a Developer
Our partner, Alfredo Chávez, was interviewed by El Economista to analyze the challenges and opportunities of the recent reform to the Infonavit Law, which will allow the creation of a subsidiary responsible for building up to 500,000 homes during thi...
