Three changes that signal an IP-friendly era for Mexico

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Three changes that signal an IP-friendly era for Mexico

August 01 2012
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Lawyers and IP owners have welcomed a series of pro-IP changes in Mexico – including signing ACTA and acknowledging data exclusivity protection - that could mean the country is on its way to becoming a safe-haven for IP owners and investors

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