Legal consulting and services · Mexico City

Legal services tailored to your industry.

Institutional rigor, business perspective.

We serve tech­nol­ogy com­pa­nies and busi­nesses in other indus­tries, such as man­u­fac­tur­ing, for­eign trade, health­care, finan­cial ser­vices, and energy, with Blin­daje Cor­po­ra­tivo, com­pli­ance, lit­i­ga­tion, and Soft­land­ing for for­eign com­pa­nies.

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Think different, think Lexure.

19.4326° N · 99.1332° W · Mexico City

Legal creativity for your organization.

Minimalist in form.

Exacting in detail.

Disruptive in strategy.

About LEXURE

Institutional rigor, technology at heart.

LEXURE is a Mex­i­can legal con­sult­ing and ser­vices firm head­quar­tered in Mexico City. It advises Mex­i­can and inter­na­tional legal enti­ties in every sector on cor­po­rate and com­pany law, com­pli­ance, cyber­se­cu­rity, indus­trial and intel­lec­tual prop­erty, and admin­is­tra­tive and con­sti­tu­tional lit­i­ga­tion.

Tech­nol­ogy shows in the way we work: method, data, and deliv­er­ables that can be audited. Our clients include tech­nol­ogy com­pa­nies and indus­trial com­pa­nies, and we also serve for­eign trade, health­care, finan­cial ser­vices, energy, and other sec­tors.

In an increas­ingly com­plex busi­ness envi­ron­ment, com­pa­nies need more than lawyers: they need strate­gic busi­ness archi­tects who can under­stand the law, antic­i­pate risk, and design solu­tions that pro­tect growth.

The goal is to turn the law into a strategic business asset.

We are redefining how the law supports business.

We sup­port our clients in crit­i­cal deci­sions, com­bin­ing legal rigor with busi­ness per­spec­tive. When the law is approached strate­gi­cally, it stops being a limit and becomes a com­pet­i­tive advan­tage.

Value proposition

Why LEXURE.

Five com­mit­ments behind every engage­ment, from the first diag­nos­tic to ongo­ing oper­a­tions.

  • Sector focus

    Every diagnostic starts from the regulations, authorities, and risks specific to your industry.

  • Auditable methodology

    Diagnostic, risk matrix by severity, and an action plan across three horizons.

  • Fixed scope

    Every service defines its scope, deliverables, and estimated timeline before work begins.

  • Business language

    Executive conclusions for senior management, the board, and investors.

  • End-to-end support

    From incorporation and Softlanding to ongoing operations, with the same team.

We mitigate your risk and prevent fines and lawsuits.

Entry service

Blindaje Corporativo.

A com­pre­hen­sive legal risk diag­nos­tic, with an exec­u­tive report, a risk matrix by sever­ity, and a pri­or­i­tized action plan.

The challenge

In every com­pany, legal risk builds up qui­etly and sur­faces at the worst moment: a gov­ern­ment inspec­tion, an audit by a cor­po­rate client, or a fund­ing round.

Six diagnostic areas

  • Corporate and company law
  • Contracts
  • Labor and social security
  • Personal data
  • Industrial and intellectual property
  • Regulatory compliance

Risk matrix by severity

  • High
  • Medium
  • Low

Each finding is ranked by probability and impact so that management can decide in the right order.

Action plan across three horizons

  • ImmediateCurrent exposure or a sanction already underway.
  • Short termGaps to close before the next funding round or audit.
  • Medium termSustained governance and compliance.

Deliverables

Executive report Risk matrix by severity Prioritized action plan

Service lines

Six service lines for your company.

Each line trans­lates reg­u­la­tion into impact on your oper­a­tions: what changes, what to do, and by when. Open each one to see the chal­lenge, how we sup­port you, and the deliv­er­ables.

The chal­lenge

In every com­pany, legal risk builds up qui­etly and sur­faces at the worst moment: a gov­ern­ment inspec­tion, an audit by a cor­po­rate client, or a fund­ing round.

Six diagnostic areas

  • Corporate and company law
  • Contracts
  • Labor and social security
  • Personal data
  • Industrial and intellectual property
  • Regulatory compliance

Deliverables

Executive reportRisk matrix by severityPrioritized action plan

See the full Blindaje Corporativo

The chal­lenge

Your com­pany answers to sev­eral author­i­ties at once, and each one can request infor­ma­tion, inspect, and impose sanc­tions on its own.

Author­i­ties

The Min­istry of Anti-Cor­rup­tion and Good Gov­er­nance (Sec­re­taría Anti­cor­rup­ción y Buen Gob­ierno), the Tax Admin­is­tra­tion Ser­vice (SAT), the Mex­i­can Social Secu­rity Insti­tute (IMSS), the Min­istry of Labor and Social Wel­fare (STPS), the Fed­eral Com­mis­sion for the Pro­tec­tion against San­i­tary Risks (COFEPRIS), the Fed­eral Con­sumer Pro­tec­tion Agency (PROFECO), the Fed­eral Attor­ney for Envi­ron­men­tal Pro­tec­tion (PROFEPA), and state and munic­i­pal author­i­ties.

A strong com­pli­ance pro­gram pro­tects the com­pany against con­tin­gen­cies and also posi­tions it as a trust­wor­thy player in increas­ingly demand­ing mar­kets.

How we support you

  • Personal dataPrivacy notices under the 2025 law, a designated data protection person or department, and ARCO rights (access, rectification, cancellation, and objection).
  • Corporate integrityIntegrity policy under Article 25 of the General Law of Administrative Responsibilities (Ley General de Responsabilidades Administrativas, LGRA), code of conduct, and whistleblower channel.LGRA, Article 25
  • Labor and social securitySpecialized services registered with the Registry of Specialized Service and Specialized Works Providers (REPSE), the forty-hour workweek, and electronic recording of working hours starting in 2027.LFT, Article 132, section XXXIV
  • Operating permitsLicenses, notices, and registrations for each sector: health, customs, environmental, and energy.
  • Beneficial ownerIdentification, file, and timely updates, with supporting documentation.CFF and LFPIORPI

Deliverables

Compliance matrix by authorityNotices, policies, and manualsCalendar of obligations

The chal­lenge

A secu­rity inci­dent becomes a legal con­tin­gency within hours. What the com­pany does before the inci­dent deter­mines what it pays after­ward.

Cur­rent frame­work

While spe­cific leg­is­la­tion is still under dis­cus­sion, the duty of secu­rity is already enforce­able through per­sonal data pro­tec­tion law.

How we support you

  • Security governancePolicies, roles, and administrative, technical, and physical security measures.LFPDPPP, Article 18
  • Digital evidence and criminal actionEvidence and criminal complaints for unlawful access to systems.CPF, Articles 211 bis 1 to 211 bis 7
  • Incident responseLegal protocol, crisis committee, and immediate notice to affected data subjects.LFPDPPP, Article 19
  • Decision simulationsExercises with management and the technical team, coordinated with your specialized providers.
  • Critical vendorsContracts for cloud, software, and services that process your information, covering security, service levels, audits, and incident notice.

Deliverables

Incident response protocolSecurity policiesContract security schedules

The chal­lenge

A com­pany’s value lives in assets you cannot see: brand, for­mu­las, pro­cesses, code, and team know-how. With­out doc­u­mented own­er­ship, they cannot be defended or licensed.

Author­i­ties

The Mex­i­can Insti­tute of Indus­trial Prop­erty (IMPI), the National Copy­right Insti­tute (INDAUTOR), and the Spe­cial­ized Intel­lec­tual Prop­erty Cham­ber of the Fed­eral Court of Admin­is­tra­tive Jus­tice.

Pro­tect­ing an idea is only the begin­ning; turn­ing it into last­ing busi­ness value is the real goal.

How we support you

  • Trademarks and slogansRegistration, monitoring, and declarations of use; failing to file them causes the registration to lapse.LFPPI, Articles 233 and 237
  • Patents and modelsPatentability assessment and a provisional application that preserves the filing date.LFPPI, Article 105 Bis
  • Copyright and softwareOwnership and registration of works and code; AI software is also protected as a work.LFDA, Article 102
  • EnforcementActions before IMPI and takedown of infringing digital content.LFPPI, Article 344
  • Trade secretsIdentification, safeguarding, and written confidentiality notices.LFPPI, Articles 163 and 166

Deliverables

Intangible asset inventoryDocumented chain of titleAssignment and license agreements

The chal­lenge

When you face an infor­ma­tion request, a fine, a clo­sure order, or a rule that affects your busi­ness model, your room for defense depends on short dead­lines and on the qual­ity of the case file.

Author­i­ties and courts

SAT, PROFECO, COFEPRIS, IMPI, the National Antitrust Com­mis­sion (Comisión Nacional Anti­mo­nop­o­lio), the Fed­eral Court of Admin­is­tra­tive Jus­tice, and the Fed­eral Judi­ciary.

How we support you

  • Requests and inspectionsHandling of information requests, inspections, and verification proceedings from the authority’s first action.
  • Amparo against laws and actsIndirect amparo, with a strategy for obtaining a stay and control of deadlines.Amparo Law, Article 17
  • Administrative appealsChallenges to fines, closures, and rulings before the issuing authority itself.
  • Closures and seizuresImmediate defense against closures, seizure of goods, and other security measures.
  • Administrative litigationDefense before the Federal Court of Administrative Justice, including intellectual property matters.

Deliverables

Defense and deadline assessmentBriefs, complaints, and appealsStatus reports

The chal­lenge

Start­ing oper­a­tions in Mexico requires a cor­po­rate struc­ture, reg­is­tra­tions, for­eign doc­u­men­ta­tion, and com­pli­ance from day one.

Five stages

  • Entry structure
  • Incorporation and registrations
  • Foreign documentation
  • Operational launch
  • Ongoing compliance

See Softlanding step by step

Softlanding

Softlanding for foreign companies.

We spe­cial­ize in Soft­land­ing for com­pa­nies from Europe, Asia, and the rest of the Amer­i­cas that decide to estab­lish them­selves in Mexico. Together with them, we build a solid struc­ture in the coun­try so that the com­pany and its oper­a­tions are pro­tected from day one and grow securely and strate­gi­cally.

  • Europe
  • Asia
  • Americas
MexicoA solid structure from day one

A network for a smooth arrival

We have allies in gov­ern­ment and in busi­ness orga­ni­za­tions. Through that net­work, an arriv­ing com­pany gets to know the busi­ness envi­ron­ment of its sector and finds trust­wor­thy coun­ter­parts from the start.

Learn about our institutional engagement

  1. Entry structure

    Corporate vehicle, corporate governance, and foreign legal entities as shareholders.

  2. Incorporation and registrations

    Public notary, Public Registry of Commerce, Federal Taxpayer Registry (RFC), and National Registry of Foreign Investments.

  3. Foreign documentation

    Apostille or legalization, translation by a court-certified expert, powers of attorney, and beneficial owner file.

  4. Operational launch

    Contracts, hiring, privacy notices, and protection of trademarks and technology.

  5. Ongoing compliance

    Blindaje Corporativo, annual renewal with the RNIE, and monthly support.

40business days

to register with the National Registry of Foreign Investments (LIE, Article 32).

1renewal per year

of the RNIE registration certificate (LIE, Article 35).

15calendar days

to update beneficial owner information (CFF, Article 32-B Quinquies).

The timing of each stage depends on public notaries, reg­istries, and author­i­ties. Ref­er­ence: Manual Soft­land­ing México 2026, a LEXURE pub­li­ca­tion.

Institutional engagement

Institutional engagement.

We place par­tic­u­lar impor­tance on our par­tic­i­pa­tion in busi­ness orga­ni­za­tions and bar asso­ci­a­tions, and on alliances with every level of gov­ern­ment to drive Mexico’s eco­nomic devel­op­ment.

  • Business organizations

    We take part in business organizations and chambers of commerce. There we follow each sector’s agenda and connect our clients with the business community.

  • Bar associations and professional colleges

    We take part in the professional life of the legal community, with its demands for continuing education and professional ethics.

  • Federal, state, and municipal governments

    We build alliances with all three levels of government to attract investment and make it easier for companies to establish themselves and grow in Mexico.

We col­lab­o­rate with author­i­ties in insti­tu­tional set­tings. Each client’s fil­ings follow the pro­ce­dure set by law.

Sectors

Designed for your industry.

We serve tech­nol­ogy com­pa­nies and busi­nesses in other indus­tries. Every diag­nos­tic starts from the reg­u­la­tions, author­i­ties, and risks spe­cific to your activ­ity.

  • Technology and services

    Software, telecommunications, and digital services: contracts, personal data, and intellectual property.

  • Manufacturing and industry

    Automotive, chemicals, and metalworking: Mexican official standards, occupational safety and health, REPSE, and supply agreements.

  • Foreign trade and logistics

    Import, distribution, and transportation: the importers’ registry, IMMEX, rules of origin, and Carta Porte.

  • Healthcare and pharma

    Laboratories, hospitals, and medical devices: sanitary registrations with COFEPRIS and sensitive data.

  • Financial services

    Fintech, SOFOMs, and insurance: financial and insurance regulators (CNBV, CNSF, and CONDUSEF), anti-money laundering, and personal data.

  • Energy and infrastructure

    Energy, oil and gas, mining, and construction: permits, the Agency for Safety, Energy and Environment (ASEA), environmental compliance, and construction contracts.

  • Retail and consumer

    Retail, franchises, and food and beverages: PROFECO, advertising, labeling, warranties, and customer data.

  • Real estate and hospitality

    Developers, hotels, and restaurants: land use, licenses, civil protection, and leasing.

If your indus­try is not on this list, the method is the same: we start from the reg­u­la­tions and author­i­ties that govern your oper­a­tions.

Corporate practice

Corporate governance and transactions.

At LEXURE, we under­stand that every solid com­pany is built on insti­tu­tional pil­lars that sup­port its growth, its iden­tity, and its abil­ity to adapt to change.

Institutional pillar

Corporate governance

We see cor­po­rate gov­er­nance as the system of insti­tu­tional intel­li­gence that allows a com­pany to grow with order, vision, and per­ma­nence. It is not only about meet­ing cor­po­rate for­mal­i­ties; it is about design­ing clear, trans­par­ent, and strate­gic deci­sion-making struc­tures.

We help our clients build gov­er­nance frame­works that align the inter­ests of share­hold­ers, exec­u­tives, and investors, strength­en­ing deci­sion-making and reduc­ing the risks that arise when orga­ni­za­tions evolve faster than their own rules. We design boards of direc­tors, family pro­to­cols, share­hold­ers’ agree­ments, and cor­po­rate struc­tures that antic­i­pate con­flicts and pro­tect busi­ness value over the long term.

A well-gov­erned com­pany does more than manage the present: it builds insti­tu­tional strength for the future.

Decisive transactions

Mergers and acquisitions

Merg­ers and acqui­si­tions are among the most deci­sive moments in the life of a com­pany. They are pro­cesses in which strat­egy, cap­i­tal, and legal struc­ture come together to define the future of entire orga­ni­za­tions.

We take part in every stage of the process, from the ini­tial struc­tur­ing of the trans­ac­tion and due dili­gence to nego­ti­a­tion, doc­u­men­ta­tion, and clos­ing. Our goal is to design struc­tures that allow the trans­ac­tion to close and also ensure its long-term via­bil­ity, pro­tect our clients’ inter­ests, and create last­ing value for all par­ties involved.

Behind every major cor­po­rate trans­ac­tion there is always a care­fully designed legal struc­ture. At LEXURE, that design is an essen­tial part of our call­ing: think­ing dif­fer­ently to build stronger com­pa­nies.

Methodology

A model of ongoing support.

The diag­nos­tic pro­duces find­ings, the find­ings are reme­di­ated through fixed-scope projects, and reme­di­a­tion leads to ongo­ing sup­port.

Diagnostic

Blindaje Corporativo: findings, executive report, and risk matrix by severity.

Remediation

Fixed-scope projects that remediate each finding in the order set by the action plan.

Ongoing support

A monthly retainer with a bank of hours for advisory work, contracts, and continuous regulatory updates.

How we work

  • Scope and deliverables in writing
  • Estimated timelines from the start
  • One team accountable from start to finish
  • Confidentiality at every stage

Editorial

Regulation, translated into decisions.

Impact notes, risk bul­letins, and diag­nos­tics on the reforms that change how com­pa­nies oper­ate in Mexico: what changes, what to do, and by when.

See all Editorial notes

Legal architecture for business

Legal architecture for business.

Just as a great build­ing is defined not only by its facade but by the pre­ci­sion of its foun­da­tions, a solid orga­ni­za­tion rests on the intel­li­gence of its con­tracts, the clar­ity of its agree­ments, and the coher­ence of its insti­tu­tions. Legal archi­tec­ture is never impro­vised: it is con­ceived, planned, and built with vision. It is the bal­ance between strat­egy, struc­ture, and fore­sight. Behind every com­pany that endures, there is always a legal struc­ture designed with intent.

Mission.

We help orga­ni­za­tions design intel­li­gent legal struc­tures that pro­tect their vision, strengthen their deci­sions, and allow busi­ness ideas to grow on solid ground. We advise with tech­ni­cal rigor, human sen­si­tiv­ity, and a deep under­stand­ing of the busi­ness, know­ing that every com­pany is a per­ma­nent work in progress. We work with pre­ci­sion, atten­tion to detail, and a com­mit­ment to excel­lence that puts qual­ity before quan­tity, cre­at­ing legal solu­tions that reflect sophis­ti­ca­tion, clar­ity, and pur­pose.

Vision.

We are redefin­ing how com­pa­nies think about legal advice: less reac­tive and more strate­gic, less for­mal­is­tic and more vision­ary. We envi­sion an envi­ron­ment where the law is not only a defense mech­a­nism but also a tool for cre­at­ing value, sta­bil­ity, and growth. We want to be rec­og­nized as archi­tects of last­ing busi­ness struc­tures, able to bring together legal think­ing, busi­ness intel­li­gence, and a deeply human­is­tic cul­ture. In that vision, every project is an oppor­tu­nity to show that excel­lence is built with bold ideas, pre­cise design, and an unwa­ver­ing com­mit­ment to think.

Extraordinary companies are built on more than great ideas: they are built on legal structures designed to last.

Contact

Let’s talk.

Sched­ule a diag­nos­tic meet­ing and see how Blin­daje Cor­po­ra­tivo adapts to your com­pany and your indus­try.

At LEXURE, we believe that major busi­ness deci­sions deserve a strate­gic con­ver­sa­tion. If your orga­ni­za­tion is facing an expan­sion, a cor­po­rate restruc­tur­ing, or a reg­u­la­tory chal­lenge, or simply wants to strengthen the insti­tu­tional foun­da­tions of its busi­ness, our team is ready to sup­port you.

We work with com­pa­nies that value pre­ci­sion, a long-term view, and legal advice aligned with their busi­ness objec­tives. Every engage­ment begins with a care­ful con­ver­sa­tion to under­stand the essence of the orga­ni­za­tion and design legal solu­tions that pro­tect and drive its growth.

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Mexico City

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