How IP rights are protected at Mexico’s borders

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How IP rights are protected at Mexico’s borders

Saúl Santoyo Orozco and Jose Luis Ramos-Zurita of Uhthoff describe what recent changes have been made to the way Mexico enforces IP rights at its borders, and what more needs to be done

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