October, 2026Von Wobeser y Sierra Receives 42 Recognitions in The Legal 500 Latin America 2027The firm was recognized across 15 practice areas, including five Tier 1 rankings, and received 27 individual distinctions for 21 lawyers, reflecting the…→
October, 2026General Law on the Strengthening and Harmonization of Cadastral and Property Registry SystemsThe new legislation establishes mechanisms to modernize and harmonize cadastral and property registry information in Mexico, with potential tax,…→
October, 2026Amendment to the Customs Law Increases the Risk of Seizure Due to Value DiscrepanciesOn October 23, 2026, a decree amending the Customs Law was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation, modifying the ground for precautionary…→
October, 2026Mexico Seeks to Reduce Cash Use, but Has Yet to Define Where and HowMexico’s proposed Digital Economy Law for Digital and Electronic Payments would introduce new powers to restrict cash payments in certain sectors, with…Read original publication→
October, 2026Claus von Wobeser receives the 2026 National Jurisprudence Award from the Mexican Bar AssociationThe Mexican Bar Association recognized Von Wobeser y Sierra’s founder and Honorary Chairman for his career and contributions to arbitration, legal…Read original publication→
October, 2026The SCJN Declares the 2024 Real Estate Acquisition Tax Rate in Mexico City Unconstitutional.Binding precedent P./J. 196/2026 (12th) finds that the 2024 ISAI tax schedule violates the principle of tax proportionality.→
October, 2026Amendment to the Federal Copyright Law regarding the Secondary Liability of Internet Service ProvidersMexico’s Chamber of Deputies approved amendments to the liability framework for internet service providers regarding copyright infringements committed by…→
October, 2026Von Wobeser y Sierra secures favorable ruling in water concession dispute involving an automotive plantThe outcome highlights an integrated legal strategy and collaboration across Von Wobeser y Sierra’s practice areas.→
October, 2026Reform on intellectual property crimes in MexicoThe Senate approved a reform strengthening the criminal framework applicable to intellectual property offenses, which remains subject to review by the…→
October, 2026Artificial Intelligence in Regulatory and Environmental Law Practice: Beyond Contract AutomationArtificial intelligence is transforming regulatory oversight, environmental compliance and risk management, while introducing new legal and ethical…Read original publication→
October, 2026Digital Economy Act: challenges for its implementation and effectivenessThe proposed Digital Economy Act raises implementation challenges and a broader discussion on the benefits and implications of payment digitalization in…Read original publication→
October, 2026Von Wobeser y Sierra Recognized Among the 2026 Leading Lights by Latin Lawyer and the Vance CenterThe firm was included among Mexico’s 2026 Leading Lights, an initiative recognizing the development and contribution of pro bono practices across Latin…→
October, 2026Merger Control in Mexico: Regulatory Framework and Competition Law ReformsVon Wobeser y Sierra lawyers examine changes to Mexico’s merger control regime, notification requirements and clearance procedures in a contribution to The…Read original publication→
October, 2026Legal Landscapes: Mexico – TaxAn overview of Mexico’s tax landscape in 2026, including enhanced tax enforcement powers, investment incentives, and key opportunities and risks for…Read original publication→
October, 2026Workplace whistleblowing in Mexico: legal framework and employer obligationsVon Wobeser y Sierra’s contribution to International Employment Lawyer’s global guide examines Mexico’s legal framework for workplace whistleblowing and…Read original publication→
October, 2026Permanent Access of the Tax Authorities to Digital Platforms’ Tax InformationThe article examines the obligations established under Article 30-B of the Federal Tax Code, which requires permanent, online, real-time access to…Read original publication→
October, 2026Compliance checks for tax evasionThe seventh edition of Latin Lawyer’s The Guide to Corporate Compliance examines ultimate beneficial ownership requirements and key risks associated with…Read original publication→
September, 2026Von Wobeser secures Mexican merger clearance for Toyota Industries’ approximately US$40 billion go-private transactionMexican merger control clearance was a key step toward the closing of the global go-private transaction involving Toyota Industries.→
September, 2026Proposed limit on tax deductions: potential impact on benefits, salaries and hiringA proposal from Mexico’s Ministry of Finance to limit tax deductions beginning in 2027 could temporarily increase corporate income tax for certain…Read original publication→
September, 202640-hour workweek: how companies in Mexico should prepareThe transition to a shorter workweek will require companies to reassess processes, productivity and work organization according to their specific…Read original publication→
September, 2026ETIAS: European Travel Information and Authorisation System — What Mexican Nationals Need to KnowThe European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) is expected to introduce a new pre-travel requirement for nationals of visa-exempt…→
September, 2026Latin America and the future of international arbitrationClaus von Wobeser discusses the evolution of arbitration in Latin America, the development of a new generation of practitioners and the role artificial…Read original publication→
September, 2026Initiative for a Digital Economy Act for Digital and Electronic PaymentsThe initiative seeks to promote the adoption of electronic and digital payment methods, introduce new identification mechanisms and authorize the Ministry…→
September, 2026SENER issues an amendment to the guidelines for the voluntary migration of electricity self-supply and cogeneration permitsSENER amended the Guidelines applicable to the Migration Procedure to extend deadlines and simplify certain technical, contractual and operational…→
