Claus von Wobeser, Adrián Magallanes - Chambers- Global Practice Guides, International Arbitration: Mexico- Trends & Developments, May 2015, Mexico.

After six years of leadership, Claus von Wobeser concludes his tenure at ICC Mexico, where he advanced an agenda focused on legal certainty, integrity and international engagement.

This year, a Mexican Federal Court issued a series of controversial precedents related to the rights of legal entities. These precedents are not generally binding, but they represent a setback in the protection of fundamental rights and, specifically, with respect to the social and corporate responsibility of companies.

One of the main objectives of the current Federal Administration is the strengthening of the State's productive enterprises: the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) and Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex). In line with the foregoing, on March 10, 2021, a substantial reform to the Electricity Industry Law entered into force, which sought to justify itself in terms of the safety and reliability of the electricity system, as well as the country's energy self-sufficiency.

Our Partners Adrián Magallanes and Diego Sierra describe the current landscape of litigation in Mexico.

Our partner Adrián Magallanes outlines the current landscape of class actions in Mexico.

In this chapter, our partner Adrián Magallanes and our associate Rodrigo Barradas address the recent changes that have taken place in Mexico regarding arbitration, focusing specifically on a Constitutional Reform promoted by the President in 2016 that addresses alternative dispute resolution methods and the recent entry of private enterprise into our country's energy sector and its new arbitration mechanisms.