By: Luis Gerardo Ramírez Villela The concept of nearshoring is when a company moves its commercial operations to a nearby country instead of one of...
Category: Articles
Appointing Independent Directors as a Measure to Avoid Short-termism in Companies. A Brief Analysis of the Implementation of Such Action in Mexico
By: Antoine del Sordo For the purposes of this Article, "short-termism" can be defined as the excessive focus of companies 'on quarterly earnings at...
ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CO-AUTHORED WORKS AND REMUNERATED COLLABORATIVE WORKS
By: Ricardo Gómez In the process of creating a literary or artistic work, it is common to find those that have arisen thanks to the contributions of...
UTILITY MODELS
By: Ana Esther Urquizo The Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property aims -according to section I of its article 2- between...
Legal Considerations regarding Mergers & Acquisitions in Mexico: ESG Relevance in Stock Purchase Transactions
By: Luis Gerardo Ramírez Villela Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) standards help shareholders and investors not...
Tax Opinion (SIPRED)
By: Andrea Mendoza Molina Article 32-A of the Federal Tax Code (“CFF”) establishes the cases in which natural or legal persons may...
Nearshoring and its Immediate Effects in Mexico
By: Adrián López Casab Nearshoring is a phenomenon by which companies transfer, by themselves or through third parties, part or...
Legal Considerations regarding Mergers & Acquisitions in Mexico: Considerations in Asset Purchase Transactions
By: Luis Gerardo Ramírez Villela At a national and international level, transactions in terms of mergers and acquisitions can take place as a sale of shares/parties...
Banking and finance legal considerations in Mexico: Cross-border Financing Collateral Mechanisms
By: Luis Gerardo Ramírez Villela Cross-border financing has been common in Mexico for a long time and consists of the granting of guarantees by...
Legal considerations regarding international commercial arbitration. The role of the States when determine what subject matters may be resolved by arbitration and Mexico’s case concerning the arbitrability of disputes related to administrative contracts.
By: Antoine del Sordo Through their national laws, States determine which matters and issues can be resolved by arbitration. This prerogative of...









