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Andrés Nieto, Luis Burgueño - Getting the Deal Through, Private Equity, October 2014
October, 2014

Andrés Nieto and Luis Burgueño talk about Private Equity and Mexico.

Diego Sierra - Global Investigations Review, The Investigations Review of the Americas, October 2014
October, 2014

Mexico´s current federal administration has publicly made de fight against corruption one of its top priorities. In the Pact for Mexico, President Peña Nieto proposed the implementation of reforms to strengthen transparency, accountability and the fight against corruption.

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Rodolfo Trampe, Jorge Diaz, Luis Alberto King , Fernando de Buen - Getting the Deal Through, Outsourcing Mexico 2015, October 2014
October, 2014

In Mexico, a subcontracting regime (understood as the regime through which an employer as contractor executes works provides services with its workers who are dependent upon it, to a beneficiary, individual or entity, which establishes the work of the contractor and supervises it in the performance of the services of execution of the works contracted) has been generally associated with outsourcing and with all forms of subcontracting or provision of services and works between companies of the same business group.

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Edmond Grieger - Corporate Livewire: Expert Guide Energy & Natural Resources
July, 2014

Mexican lawmakers recently took an important step to boost Mexico’s energy sector, by approving a historic constitutional amendment to overhaul the oil, gas, and electric sectors; which will open the market for national and foreign investors. The energy bill ends a 75 year state monopoly in this sector.

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Fernando Carreño , Jose Palomar - Law Business Research The Public Competition Enforcement Review, Sixth Edition
May, 2014
In Mexico, antitrust practice has been, since its creation, one of the most sophisticated and complex topics in Mexican law. This has resulted in a lot of changes in both institutions and legislation, most of them related to increasing powers and sanctions enforced by antitrust authorities.
 
 
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Claus von Wobeser , Montserrat Manzano - Getting the Deal Through, Arbitration 2014
February, 2014

Mexico is party to the New York Convention, which has been in force since the 13th of July 1971. Mexico made no particular declaration regarding articles, I, X, XI of the Convention. Mexico is also party to the Panama Convention on Inter-American Commercial Arbitration and the Inter-American Convention for the Extraterritorial Validity of Foreign Decisions and Awards (the Montevideo Convention).

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Edmond Grieger - Corporate Livewire, Virtual Round Table: Energy & Natural Resources 2014
January, 2014

In this roundtable we spoke with 10 experts from around the world about the latest changes and developments in the Energy & Natural Resources sector.

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Claus von Wobeser - The Arbitration Review of the Americas 2014; Decision on Anti-Enforcement Injunctions and Access to Justice
October, 2013

Pursuant to the legal provisions on commercial arbitration regulated in the Commerce Code and the Arbitration Rules of the ICC, arbitral awards are binding to the parties and must be complied without delay.

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