1 January 2011TrademarksJuan Carlos Amaro

Fighting the counterfeiters: the Mexican solution

Even though it is possible to establish an effective strategy before customs and the Attorney General’s Office for a trademark holder intending to enforce a trademark portfolio in Mexico, several changes to the law would be beneficial.

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