Articles

• Financial Technology Institutions in Mexico By: Emiliano Medina
• Compliance Services Memo By: Veronica Cantu, Emilia Cardona
• The new obligations regarding the Controlling Beneficiaries By: Emilia Cardona, Veronica Cantu
• Considerations on the New Legitimization Model of Collective Bargaining Agreements By: Victor Mauricio Diaz, Mauricio Garza
• JATA’s Guide to Investing and Conducting Business in Mexico, 2021 ed. By: JATA
• The Waybill Obligation By: Emilia Cardona, Mauricio Garza
• The Mexican Government’s Electricity Counter-Reform Bill By: Carlos Chavez
• Mexico’s Labor Law Reform on “Work From Home” By: Victor Mauricio Diaz , Carlos Chavez
• Employer Substitution in Mexico’s Subcontracting Reform Bill By: Victor Mauricio Diaz, Jaime A. Treviño , Carlos Chavez
• The Reactivation of Activities & the Reopening of Non-Essential Industries following the Sanitary Emergency By: Victor Mauricio Diaz, Jaime A. Treviño, Mauricio Garza
• Takeaways and Implications of Mexico’s New Energy Policies By: Carlos Chavez
• COVID-19 and the Labor Implications Derived from the Declaration of Sanitary Emergency in Mexico By: Victor Mauricio Diaz, Mauricio Garza
• COVID-19 and the legal implications of Force Majeure in Mexico By: Mauricio Garza
• Mexico’s Energy Update: Still Open For Business By: Carlos Chavez
• Mergers & Acquisitions 2019, 8th Edition By: JATA
• Practical Handbook for Investing & Doing Business in Mexico, 2nd Edition, 2019 By: JATA
• CRE Simplifies Rules for Open Seasons and Capacity Assignments in Natural Gas Transportation and Storage By: Carlos Chavez
• Acquiring Real Estate Property in Mexico as a Foreigner By: Veronica Cantu
• Data Privacy Compliance under the Mexican Law and the GDPR By: Carlos Chavez
• Amendments to the Industrial Property Law By: Tracy Delgadillo
• How Much Legal Leeway is in the Hands of the Mexican President? By: Tracy Delgadillo, Mauricio Garza, Jaime A. Treviño
• Mexico’s Post-NAFTA Scenario: What Are We Really Talking About? By: Jaime A. Treviño, Veronica Cantu
• Compliance under Mexico’s New Anti-Corruption Legal Framework By: Carlos Chavez
• Mergers & Acquisitions 2017, 6th Edition By: JATA
• CRE’s Opinion on the Cross-border Marketing of Hydrocarbons in Mexico By: Carlos Chavez
• The Mexican Energy Reform: Three Years After By: Carlos Chavez
• Mexico’s New Anti-Corruption Framework By: Carlos Chavez
• The New Right of Opposition to the Trademark Registration Process in Mexico By: Tracy Delgadillo
• Mergers & Acquisitions in Mexico: Confronting Tax and Labor Challenges By: Jaime A. Treviño
• Mexico’s New Hydrocarbons Law By: JATA
• Mexico’s New Electric Industry Law By: JATA
• Mexico Takes a Decisive Step and Approves Significant Energy Reform By: JATA
• The Amendment to Mexican Labor Law By: Victor Mauricio Diaz, Mauricio Garza
• The Mexican National Register of Personal Property By: Mauricio Garza
• The Mexican Law to Fight Money Laundering By: Miguel de Leon
• The General Rules for the Import and Export of Goods in Mexico By: Alejandro Aguirre
• Comments on a Mexican Due Diligence Process By: Jaime A. Treviño
• New Rules for Immigration in Mexico By: Tracy Delgadillo Miguel de Leon
• Corporate Governance Standards in Mexico and the U.S.A. By: Jaime A. Treviño
• Mexican “Shelter Company” Arrangements By: Jaime A. Treviño
• The New Mexican Anti-Bribery Regulation By: Mauricio Garza
• Foreigners’ First Steps into Mexico By: Daniel I. Puente
• Brief Notes on the Mexican Pledge Without Transfer of Possession By: Jaime A. Treviño
• Brief Labor Notes on Mexican Acquisition Transactions By: Jaime A. Treviño
• Advantages of the Mexican Free Trade Agreements’ Network By: Alejandro Aguirre