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Chamber Latin America 2010
CCN is a Mexican law firm with offices in Texas (San Antonio, Austin, Dallas and McAllen) and throughout Mexico, including Mexico City and Monterrey . At CCN we are dedicated to serving clients engaged in business transactions within the NAFTA region and throughout Latin America. The firm is comprised of both Mexico-licensed and U.S.-licensed attorneys who work in an integrated, bilingual environment. CCN represents U.S. and other foreign investors doing business in Mexico, as well as Mexican and other international investors doing business in Texas and the U.S. CCN specializes in Mexican law, international law and Texas law, representing clients in various sectors, including manufacturing, automotive law , real estate, and a wide variety of additional practice areas .
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  • Advice on Mexican Free Trade Zones

    Attorneys from CCN’s Mexico City office have advised clients participating as users of Mexico’s Free Trade Zone program, a relatively new feature of Mexican law. CCN is currently working with another U.S. client to become a second Free Trade Zone in Mexico. It is expected that such authorization will allow the firm’s client to introduce goods into the Free Trade Zone, notwithstanding…

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  • Management of Mexico Lease Portfolio for Fortune 500 Companies

    CCN attorneys have extensive experience assisting clients with Mexican real estate matters. Besides advising clients on their acquisitions or dispositions of Mexican real estate, CCN manages the Mexico lease portfolios of many of its clients, including those of several Fortune 500 companies. In these projects, CCN attorneys work with Mexican real estate developers, brokers, real estate managers, opposing…

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  • Acquisition of Neutral Investment Authorization

    Although the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and other trade and investment related treaties signed by Mexico have resulted in the abolition of most restrictions to foreign direct investment in Mexico, some restrictions and prohibitions on foreign direct investment in Mexico still exist. Such is the case of ownership of agricultural land in Mexico by Mexican entities that are foreign owned…

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