A managed path for foreign investors entering Mexico.
Since 2017 we have helped international operators establish their footprint in the Mexican market — from incorporation to full operation, managed end to end by a single firm.
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More than lawyers — partners in your soft landing.
From the first conversation to full operation, GP&H stays with you — coordinating every legal front a foreign investor must resolve in Mexico, with fixed fees and a genuine relationship.
End-to-end, one firm
Incorporation, permits, banking, tax and accounting — coordinated by a single firm, without the friction of juggling multiple practices.
Fixed, transparent fees
Fees are fixed from the start of the project — giving you certainty and absolute transparency on scope, with no hidden costs.
A genuine relationship
We take the time to understand your trade and your business culture — the foundation of every engagement we take on.
How we help
Legal services that move your operation forward.
We cover every legal front a foreign investor must resolve in Mexico — structured around the manufacturing, real estate, and financial sectors.
Corporate Law
Incorporation, governance and corporate structure of the Mexican entity.
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Compliance with the foreign investment regime and registration before authorities.
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Due diligence, acquisition and leasing of industrial property.
Learn moreWhat guides every engagement
Excellence, a result-oriented approach, and complete alignment of strategy with our client's business objectives.
The GP&H standard
Fixed fees. Zero hidden costs.
From the first conversation you know the scope and the price. One firm, one plan, one fee — certainty from incorporation to full operation.
Meet our people
The partners and counsel behind every project.
A team with international training and transactional experience — result-oriented and committed to a genuine relationship with each client.
Insights from our team
Mexican law, made navigable.
Straightforward notes that help foreign investors understand the route into Mexico — without the legalese.
How Long Does It Take to Energize a Plant in Mexico? What the Law Fixes, and What It Leaves Open
Mexican law fixes 72 hours for the last step of a grid connection and nothing for the studies and works. Which periods are fixed and how to control the rest.
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Mexico's New Vulnerable Activities Forms: Who Has to Register Again, and From When
Mexico's new AML registration and notice forms take effect in 2027. Who must deregister and register again, including trusts, and the dates that matter.
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My Water Concession Expires in Three Years. What Do I Need to Start Doing Today?
Since 11 December 2025 a Mexican water concession can only be extended if you file between three years and six months before it expires. Outside that window, the law treats silence as a waiver.
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Clear answers from a firm that listens.
Tell us about your project and receive a clear scope with fixed, transparent fees. One conversation is enough to map your route into Mexico.