A Guide to Mexican Law for the U.S. Lawyer

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U.S. attorneys frequently represent clients that have companies and individuals that may be interested in doing business and/or acquiring property in Mexico. There are many business opportunities in Mexico that may include distribution of products, sale of U.S. products or services, and manufacturing operations. Also, there are many individuals interested in having vacation or investment property in Mexico. The Mexican legal system is very different than the U.S. system. Therefore, it is essential for the U.S. attorney to have a general understanding of the Mexican system and to know how to deal with its clients’ Mexican opportunities and potential counterparties. These reference materials provide a general overview of the Mexican system and the issues that U.S. attorneys may encounter when representing clients that have decided to enter the Mexican market for business or for leisure. These reference materials will provide U.S. attorneys important details that their clients may need to know and understand when deciding to go to Mexico to ensure a successful business venture or a safe investment in real estate.

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Laura M. Nava, McKenna Long & Aldridge

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