Intellectual property ─
Trademarks and patents. Authorship. Licensing.
Living archive
A working archive on intellectual property, artificial intelligence and strategic enforcement in Mexico.
Adner ValleIndustrial property attorney,
intellectual property and AI law,
strategic litigation · Mexico City.
intellectual property and AI law,
strategic litigation · Mexico City.
Strategic litigation ─
Strategy. Arguments. Impact.
Technology and AI ─
Models. Governance. Automation.
Writing ─
Ideas. History. Narratives.
Areas of analysis
Core areas of analysis.
016 publications
Trademarks
Registration, priority, renewal, cancellation and enforcement of trademarks in Mexico.
See topic→023 publications
Patents
Patents, registry publicity and the legal protection of technical innovation.
See topic→034 publications
LFPPI Reform
The 2026 LFPPI reform, its Regulation, IMPI and how Mexico's industrial-property system actually works.
See topic→046 publications
AI & Law
Professional judgment, prompts, privilege and liability when using artificial intelligence in legal practice.
See topic→054 publications
Regulation & Data
Data protection, privacy, governance and public policy on artificial intelligence in Mexico.
See topic→061 publication
Authorship
Authorship, attribution and copyright in the age of algorithm-assisted creation.
See topic→The essentials
Key reading for each area.
- 01The Term the State Consumed: Patent Term Adjustment in MexicoPatents
- 02Trademark Priority in Mexico: Why Filing Late Costs a DecadeTrademarks
- 03AI in Legal Practice: Professional Judgment, Prompts, and LiabilityAI & Law
- 04Mexico’s Industrial Property Regulation 2026 (RLFPPI): Comparative Table against the 1994 RLPILFPPI Reform
- 05AI Privacy Filters: Data Protection, PII Redaction, and False AnonymizationRegulation & Data
§ 02 · Archive of thought
Current thesis.
Mexico does many things, but few difficult ones: WIPO places artificial intelligence beyond the reach of the country's repertoire of capabilities.
What WIPO's Innovation Capabilities Navigator measures, why Mexico's margin lies in diversifying its capabilities rather than multiplying patents, and what it means for the country's industrial property policy.
WIPO Classifies Artificial Intelligence as an “Out of Reach” Capability for MexicoRead full piece ->
« Registering your trademark on time will always beat winning a good lawsuit. »
Jul 31, 2026Law · Patents
The Term the State Consumed: Patent Term Adjustment in Mexico
18 min readRead ->Jul 20, 2026Technology & AI · Public PolicyWIPO Classifies Artificial Intelligence as an “Out of Reach” Capability for Mexico
8 min readRead ->Jul 07, 2026Law · TrademarksTrademark Priority in Mexico: Why Filing Late Costs a Decade
18 min readRead ->Jun 28, 2026Law · TrademarksMexico's Merlin Duck Trademark Filing
14 min readRead ->UPD. Jun 24, 2026Law · TrademarksBrand TLDs and ICANN's 2026 Round: Trademarks as Digital Infrastructure
13 min readRead ->PIECE 01 · INFRASTRUCTURE CABINET
EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM
FOR TRADEMARK MONITORING
V. 0.7 PROTOTYPE
A working instrument developed and iterated to explore more precise trademark monitoring in Spanish, with closer attention to Latin American practice.
An applied exploration for strengthening legal infrastructure in motion, without presenting itself as a commercial product or a closed production system.
- Iteration
- v. 0.7 - in adjustment
- Corpus
- ES · MX · LATAM
- Field
- Trademarks · IMPI · Language
[CLASSIFIED ARCHIVE - TACTICAL ACCESS]
THE HEIRS
OF AION
Academic research is irrelevant.
History is a wall collapsing toward us.
Three of ours guard a fractured memory.
A tactical squad descends into antiquity.
Phase I: ROME·Phase II: SPARTA·Phase III: TENOCHTITLAN
