Trademark Priority in Mexico: Why Filing Late Costs a Decade
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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.
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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.
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The Merlin Duck is not yet a registered trademark in Mexico: IMPI issued a filing receipt, while examination, opposition and priority issues remain.
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What a .brand TLD is, what ICANN's 2026 application round changes, and why verified digital authenticity is becoming an infrastructure asset.
TrademarksCase law
Mexico's Supreme Court confirmed that Article 237 LFPPI's trademark renewal grace period does not violate equality or legal certainty.
TrademarksPractical guide
A guide to ambush marketing risk, sponsorship perception, clean zones, generative AI, influencers, and FIFA brand protection in Mexico.
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A legal analysis of ambush marketing, sponsorship perception, FIFA brand protection, and Mexico's 2026 industrial property reform.