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30 March, 2010
This post explains how the filing and maintenance of trademarks in Mexico are becoming less formal, as a consequence of an amendement to the Industrial Property Statute of January 2010. However, the new practices of the Mexican Patent and Trademark Office will not necessarily make the prosecution of trademark applications easier.
25 July, 2009
The post gives a brief explanation about trademark coexistence agreements and letters of consent in Mexico and their legal consequences.
22 July, 2009
The second part of a brief and practical explanation about the structure of IP litigation in Mexico.
25 May, 2009
This is the first of a two parts post, explaining the structure of the appeals in IP in Mexico; why appeals have been taking so long in being decided; why they may take longer; why the courts appear to be so unreasonably formalistic about the authority of the officials of the Mexican Patent and Trademark Office that decide cases; and what can we expect in the close future.
7 April, 2009
Comments about the challenges currently faced by the Mexican Patent and Trademark Office.
5 January, 2009
On January 5, 2009, a new Chamber of the Federal Court of Tax and Administrative Affairs specializsed in intellectual property started working. Althogh it is an important breakthrough, its life could be short.
