IP in Mexico - A fresh approach
As a business grows internationally, it can be convenient to use IP rights as investment vehicles, but mandatory implications for changing control over these intangible assets must be carefully assessed by experts.
International IP transfers to holding companies may be driven for asset protection purposes against unexpected domestic creditors. In Mexico, employees can initiate labour suits resulting in preventive injunctions, and the seizure of an employer’s trademarks as collateral.
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