Claus Von Wobeser - Expert Guides, Commercial Arbitration - The Evolution of Arbitration Law in Mexico

After six years of leadership, Claus von Wobeser concludes his tenure at ICC Mexico, where he advanced an agenda focused on legal certainty, integrity and international engagement.

This contribution, written by our partners Claus Von Wobeser and Adrián Magallanes, provides accessible information for navigating the Mexican legal system when conducting business involving International Arbitration in our country.

Adrián Magallanes, our Partner at Von Wobeser y Sierra, shares important information on International Arbitration- Mexico- Trends & Developments.

Adrián Magallanes, our Partner at Von Wobeser y Sierra, shares important information on International Arbitration- Mexico- Law & Practice.

Claus von Wobeser and Adrián Magallanes, our partners at Von Wobeser y Sierra, shed light on important issues related to investor-state arbitration.

Mexico is a party to the New York Convention, which has been in force since 13 July 1971. Mexico made no declaration whatsoever with respect to articles I, X and XI of that Convention. Mexico is also a party to the Panama Convention on International Commercial Arbitration, as well as the Inter-American Convention on the Extraterritorial Validity of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards (the Montevideo Convention).