Legal compliance in Mexico is evolving fast. From virtual shareholder meetings to rules around profit distribution, your company must stay legally updated to avoid risk. This article outlines three key legal areas — bylaws, governance, and earnings — that all businesses operating in Mexico should review in 2025 to prevent fines, nullified decisions, or personal liability for directors.

Mexico has officially embraced digital corporate governance. Recent reforms to the General Law of Commercial Companies (LGSM) now allow shareholder and board meetings to be held virtually — but only if certain legal conditions are met. For U.S. companies operating in Mexico, failing to update corporate bylaws could lead to legal challenges and annulled decisions. This article breaks down what changed, why it matters, and the steps your company needs to take to stay compliant.

In Mexico, Annual Shareholders’ Meetings are legally required for all companies. These meetings ensure financial accountability, good governance, and protection from fines or invalidated decisions. This article outlines what must be approved, who needs to attend, and how to ensure full compliance — especially for U.S. businesses operating in Mexico.

Registering your trademark in Mexico gives you exclusive rights to your brand, boosts customer trust, and protects your business legally. This guide explains the full process — from searching availability to final approval — and highlights why U.S. and international businesses should act early to secure their brand in the Mexican market.

NDAs are critical for protecting sensitive information and securing competitive advantage. This article explains why every business — especially those operating in Mexico — should use confidentiality agreements when dealing with investors, partners, or collaborators. With a well-drafted NDA, you protect your brand, strategy, and innovation from the start.

Business valuation is essential when buying or selling a company. From revenue and assets to future cash flow and market position, this guide explains the key factors and methods to determine fair value. Singular Law helps companies navigate acquisitions in Mexico with expert legal and strategic support.

REPSE is a mandatory registry in Mexico for companies offering specialized services or subcontracted work. This article outlines who needs it, how to register or renew, and what risks you face if you don’t comply. With expert legal support from Singular Law, your company can ensure full compliance and avoid costly penalties.