Companies in Mexico face labor and regulatory challenges that require clear and efficient management of their employee relations. A key instrument to guarantee an orderly and fair labor relationship is…
By Cesar Antonio Ponce de la Torre The tax authorities use the Administrative Enforcement Procedure to enforce the payment of outstanding tax credits. This procedure is initiated when the taxpayer…
By Marco Tena On August 15, 2024, the Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) published an extract in the Official Journal of the Federation, announcing the initiation of an investigation for…
By Marco Tena The Mexican government has proposed a constitutional reform that seeks to dismantle several key autonomous regulatory bodies, such as the Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece), the Federal…
The Mexican Business Information System (SIEM), is a registry created by the Ministry of Economy that in the last decade has been gaining relevance within the Mexican business and industrial…
In the context of increasing urban and environmental regulations in Mexico, land misuse has become a critical issue for real estate companies and developers. Land use refers to the regulation…
When a contract includes an arbitration clause, any dispute that arises must be resolved through arbitration rather than through the traditional judicial courts. This type of clause is common in…
When faced with a civil or commercial legal dispute, the first step in protecting your interests is to find the right lawyer. A trial lawyer specializing in civil or commercial…
Commercial arbitration is an essential tool for resolving contractual disputes efficiently and confidentially. When a contract includes an arbitration clause, any dispute that arises will be resolved by an arbitrator…
Background On January 27, 2016, a constitutional reform was enacted that decoupled the minimum wage from various non-labor concepts and established the Unidad de Medida y Actualizacion (UMA) as a…
