Coexistence Agreements: Commerce, confusion and consent
Consent and coexistence agreements have been a common, while non-binding, practice in Mexico. With the 2018 amendments to the Mexican Industrial Property Law, such agreements are now supposed to be binding as an alternative to overcome an objection upon the existence of a prior application or registration.
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4 October 2018 Five years into his tenure as IMPI’s director general, Miguel Ángel Margáin is positive about the progress Mexico has made in IP, particularly on the trademark front, as WIPR finds out.