Paseo de las Palmas 525, Piso 6
Col. Lomas de Chapultepec Ciudad de México, 11000 (México)
+52 55 1102 3570
The Mexico City office is one of Garrigues’ main hubs in the country and a trusted adviser in a key market in terms of size, investment flows and trade relations with the US and Europe.
From Mexico City, we provide legal advisory services to companies and public entities across all areas of business law. The team supports clients in both their day-to-day operations and in complex, high-impact projects and transactions, frequently serving as the coordination hub for cross-border matters.
We have a large team of highly specialized professionals who offer an integral service, combining in-depth knowledge of the Mexican legal and economic landscape with the firm’s international experience.
Our services
Environment; Commercial and Investment Arbitration; International Trade and Customs; Corporate; Administrative and Regulatory Law; Banking & Finance; Family Businesses; Energy and Natural Resources; Life Sciences and Healthcare; Project & Infrastructure Finance and Public Procurement; M&A; Real Estate and Tourism; Internal Corporate Investigations, Compliance, Anti-Corruption and Anti-Money Laundering; Labor and Employment; Administrative Litigation; Litigation and Dispute Resolution; Capital Markets; Immigration Law; Data Privacy; and Intellectual and Industrial Property.
Contacts
+52 55 1102 3570
Publications
The integration of cadastral and property registry information will facilitate the detection of potential discrepancies relating to real estate and may have significant implications for local taxes.
The new provisions impose restrictions on certain transactions between marketing permit holders, while introducing additional contractual, logistics, documentation and traceability requirements.
The Federal Executive amends and adds various provisions to the Customs Law to strengthen the enforcement powers of customs authorities and combat the undervaluation of imported goods.
Through the relevant resolution, the National Energy Commission (CNE) announced the initiation of administrative expiration proceedings against multiple permit holders for the marketing of various products, based on alleged inactivity.