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Our Partner Andrés Nieto analyzes the way private equity impacts the competitiveness of the Mexican market.

Our Partner Diego Sierra and his team outline the most recent challenges and strategies regarding anti-corruption in Mexico.

Our Partner Adrian Magallanes outlines the current scenario regarding class actions in Mexico.

Our Partners Luis Burgueño & Andrés Nieto offer a panoramic view of the way investments have been carried out in Mexico recently, the legal framework, its source of procedence, and the day to day work surrounding the Private Equity practice in our country.

Our Partner Fernando Carreño gave his opinion in the article “Mexican M&A shrugs off the Trump slump”, which analyzes how the Trump slump has changed, if so, M&A between Mexico and the United States of America.

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In this chapter our partner Adrian Magallanes and our associate Rodrigo Barradas discuss the recent changes regarding arbitration that have taken place in Mexico, focusing mainly in a 2016 Constitutional Reform promoted by the President about alternative dispute resolution methods and in the private incursion in the oil & sector of our country and its new means of arbitration.

This contribution, written by our partners Claus Von Wobeser & Adrian Magallanes, provide easily accessible information on navigating the legal system when conducting business in Mexico regarding International Arbitration.

Diego Sierra, as Vice President of the Anticorruption Commission of ICC Mexico was invited to contribute on ICC newsletter following the Worldwide Anticorruption Meeting held by ICC, download here his complete article.

Our partner, Andrés Nieto, has wrote a contribution about the way private investments are carried out in Mexico and analyzes why has private equity not become a preponderant practice in our country for the sixth edition of The Private Equity Review.

Chapter 37: Reference Guide Mexico: The Franchise Law Review 2017: The Mexican franchise market is still considered to be a fresh and growing market, and one that continues to offer good opportunities for people wanting to start a business, people seeking to develop a business or expand a brand, or people already involved with business.