Doing Business in Mexico
Partners, contracts, employees and authorities in Mexico follow rules that often surprise U.S. companies.
We help owners and managers understand the legal side of a decision in Mexico before they commit resources, hire staff or sign with a Mexican partner.
Legal perspective for your operation
Whether you are opening in Baja California, working with a Mexican supplier or managing a team in Tijuana, early legal advice prevents costly disputes later.
Decisions we can review
CONSULTING FOCUSED ON YOUR BUSINESS
• Company structure and agreements between partners.
• Commercial contracts with Mexican clients and suppliers.
• Hiring, termination and labor compliance in Mexico.
• Outsourcing rules and specialized services.
• Tax notices and actions by Mexican authorities.
We also offer a preventive labor audit for companies that want a full review of their contracts and employer compliance.
Clarity for your next steps
CROSS-BORDER QUESTIONS
Which law applies, where to sign, how to document payments and how to enforce a contract across the border: we address these questions from the start.
If your situation requires a document review, a written report or representation, we will define the scope and fees in a separate proposal.
Support that fits your needs
IF YOU NEED FURTHER HELP
A single consultation is often enough to guide your next decision. When a matter requires negotiation, paperwork or representation in Mexico, we can discuss further work.
Any additional work is agreed separately, with a defined goal and scope. The decision to hire us is always yours.
Let’s talk about your business
Tell us about the decision or risk you need to review. We will tell you what to prepare and confirm a time for your session, in Pacific Time.
