Mexico is undergoing a moment of transformation, with reforms that reconfigure the legal and regulatory framework in key areas. The recent judicial reform has raised concerns about the independence of the judiciary, which could limit access to justice. In this context, both commercial and investment arbitration emerge as vital resources for companies seeking stability and certainty in an increasingly complex and volatile environment. This analysis explores the implications of the reforms and how arbitration can mitigate risks for economic actors in the country.
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