We turn Mexico’s complex competition rules into a competitive edge. Antitrust issues are no longer just technicalities—they shape the outcome of deals, joint ventures, and market strategies. Clearance from the Mexican National Antitrust Commission can make or break a transaction, while investigations into cartels, abuse of dominance, and barriers to entry carry high financial and reputational risks. With regulators exercising broad powers anticipating challenges and addressing them strategically is critical.

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We advise on all aspects of antitrust and competition law, including merger reviews, investigations into cartels and abuse of dominance, compliance programs, administrative proceedings before specialized regulators, and constitutional challenges (amparos). We combine a thorough command of local regulations with first-hand experience in enforcement priorities and judicial criteria, enabling us to design strategies that succeed before both regulators and the courts.

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Competition law in Mexico is evolving alongside global trends. The regulation of digital markets, the increasing use of data and AI, and the growing importance of sustainability and consumer protection are transforming enforcement priorities. We keep our clients one step ahead so they can close deals, fend off investigations, and stay competitive where it matters most.