BY VÍCTOR RAMÍREZ, MANAGING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, INTERNATIONAL BRIEFINGS, FEBRUARY 2010. Although grey goods, also known as parallel imports, are regulated under the Mexican Industrial Property Law (IPL), the IPL treats grey goods bearing trade marks very differently from those involving patents. In the case of trade marks, the law is very similar to that of the [...]

BY ROMMY MORALES Article 19, section VII of the Mexican Industrial Property Law establishes, inter alia, that methods of therapeutic treatment applicable to the human body and to animals shall not be considered as inventions; as a result, such methods are expressly excluded from patentability. However, under Mexican law and practice, there is no exclusion of the […]

by Sergio Olivares Jr. and Mauricio Sámano There are still some gaping gray areas in Mexican Patent Law, particularly when it comes to Double Patenting. But within these gray areas lie opportunities to discuss and define an innovative sector of the law. Sergio Olivares Jr and Mauricio Sámano explain: READ FULL ARTICLE HERE (Adobe Acrobat Reader required)

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