Provisional Measures in Mexico: Protecting Patent Rights
PatentsAnalysis
Patent protection in Mexico: why a counter-bond alone cannot lift provisional measures, and how scientific evidence and health claims must be assessed by IMPI.
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A maturing archive on industrial property, intellectual property, artificial intelligence, and Mexican law. Browse it by subject, by type, or search directly.
23 publications
PatentsAnalysis
Patent protection in Mexico: why a counter-bond alone cannot lift provisional measures, and how scientific evidence and health claims must be assessed by IMPI.
AI & LawAnalysis
Claude now watermarks some text, while ChatGPT adds provenance signals to images. What AI watermarks prove, what the AI Act requires, and their limits.
PatentsAnalysis
In 2026 three Mexican Collegiate Circuit Courts ordered patent term adjustment for the patent office’s own delay. What they held, on what basis, and what is still missing.
Regulation & DataAnalysis
WIPO's Innovation Capabilities Navigator classifies artificial intelligence as “out of reach” for Mexico. What that means for the country's innovation and IP policy.
TrademarksAnalysis
In Mexico, trademark rights come from registration, not use. Prior-use cancellation, non-use lapse, and bad faith: why filing late can cost a decade.
TrademarksAnalysis
The Merlin Duck is not yet a registered trademark in Mexico: IMPI issued a filing receipt, while examination, opposition and priority issues remain.
TrademarksAnalysis
What a .brand TLD is, what ICANN's 2026 application round changes, and why verified digital authenticity is becoming an infrastructure asset.
LFPPI ReformAnalysis
Analysis of Mexico's new IP application deadlines, mandatory decision procedure, and the missing substantive standard in the June 8, 2026 Committee Guidelines.
TrademarksCase law
Mexico's Supreme Court confirmed that Article 237 LFPPI's trademark renewal grace period does not violate equality or legal certainty.
AI & LawAnalysis
Legal analysis of artificial intelligence, professional judgment, strategic prompts, professional secrecy, and attorney liability in Mexico and comparatively.
Regulation & DataAnalysis
IMPIBot shows how AI enters the Mexican State: public data access, institutional limits, legal certainty, and accountability.
PatentsAnalysis
Analysis of patent registry publicity as a structural guarantee of opposability, legal certainty, and state coherence in Mexico’s IMPI-COFEPRIS linkage system.
AI & LawAnalysis
Editorial legal analysis of Anthropic's Claude for Legal launch: the topological redesign of the profession, the algorithmic capture of professional judgment, and technical sovereignty from a Mexican legal perspective (LFPPI, IMPI).
LFPPI ReformAnalysis
Mexico’s industrial property office appears to be moving faster: issuing office actions, unlocking stalled trademark and patent files, and showing a stronger enforcement presence. The real question is whether that speed can last without weakening legal judgment.
TrademarksPractical guide
A guide to ambush marketing risk, sponsorship perception, clean zones, generative AI, influencers, and FIFA brand protection in Mexico.
LFPPI ReformAnalysis
Article-by-article comparative table of Mexico's 2026 IP regulation: patent and trademark procedures, online infringement, technology transfer, ADR, and IMPI powers.
Regulation & DataAnalysis
A legal analysis of AI privacy filters, PII redaction, personal data in prompts, false anonymization, provider liability, and Mexico's data protection framework.
Regulation & DataEssay
An analysis of AI policy in Mexico: governance, technological sovereignty, foundation models, technology transfer, innovation strategy, and the role of industrial property institutions.
AI & LawEssay
A methodology for legal AI workflows: prompt engineering, litigation support, legal drafting, risk controls, verification, and professional responsibility.
TrademarksAnalysis
A legal analysis of ambush marketing, sponsorship perception, FIFA brand protection, and Mexico's 2026 industrial property reform.
LFPPI ReformAnalysis
Critical analysis of Mexico's 2026 industrial property reform: patent and trademark deadlines, supplementary certificates, patent linkage, and USMCA risks.
AuthorshipEssay
A legal essay on AI authorship, AI copyright, meaningful human authorship, AI-generated works, AI-assisted inventions, and the role of human direction.
PatentsEssay
An editorial critique of Mexico's 2026 industrial property reform, IMPI's capacity limits, institutional lag, accelerated deadlines, and the missed USMCA opportunity.