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Consistent with the political decision to entirely transform the operation, nature, and purpose of Petróleos Mexicanos and the Comisión Federal de…

Yesterday, July 19, the “General Law of Administrative Responsibilities” entered into force, the purpose of which is to establish the administrative…

The practice area of Competition & Antitrust as well as Fernando Carreño and his team have been recognized by the prestigious British editorial Global…

We are pleased to share that Von Wobeser's Antitrust team, led by our Partner, Fernando Carreño, won the Matter of the Year Award in connection with its…

The Council of Representatives of CONSAMI agreed to grant a general increase to minimum wages.

More than two years after CADE's pre-merger notification regime took effect, and despite the progress made over time by the antitrust authority in…

Here is the list of 55 "Leading Lights" from our respondents, celebrating law firms whose pro bono efforts during 2013 stand out.

The Mexican government is under growing pressure to reform the country's anti-corruption laws.

The new provisions of Mexico's competition law that take effect today in part of the country help to strengthen, on the whole, new powers to penalize the…

The new provisions of Mexico's Competition Law that take effect today help to strengthen, on the whole, new powers to penalize the executives of dominant…

The Latin American Corporate Counsel Association (LACCA) recognizes partners of Von Wobeser y Sierra, S.C., October 2014.

Mexico's Von Wobeser y Sierra SC. has helped a maritime terminal operator, Comercializadora La Junta, to extend its concession to operate at the Pacific…

When the world's largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev, launched a bid to take full control of Mexico's largest brewer, Grupo Modelo, legal advisors from…

Von Wobeser y Sierra advised the Canadian mining company New Gold in the negotiation and execution of a US$300 million credit facility.

New Gold, a Canadian mining company with operations in Mexico, has obtained a credit facility worth US$300 million, with the assistance of Cassels Brock &…

The Constitution grants the exclusive right to use or exploit an intellectual creation.

The Mexican Constitution grants an exclusive right to use or exploit an intellectual creation.

The significant changes recently made in Mexico in connection with antitrust law are regarded as a major step for our country, both legislatively and in…

In Mexico, a subcontracting regime (understood as the regime whereby an employer acting as contractor performs works or renders services with its own…

The Mexican Federal administration has publicly made the fight against corruption one of its main priorities.

Andrés Nieto and Luis Burgueño discuss Private Equity in Mexico. Andrés Nieto and Luis Burgueño discuss Private Equity in Mexico.

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

In accordance with the legal provisions on commercial arbitration regulated by the Commercial Code and the ICC Arbitration Rules, arbitral awards are…

Pursuant to the legal provisions on commercial arbitration regulated in the Commerce Code1 and the Arbitration Rules of the ICC, arbitral awards are…