Favikon, which measures the reach and consistency of professional creators on LinkedIn, ranked Elia Sampayo Meza as the #2 creator in Mexico and #3 across the Spanish-speaking world in the Privacy & IP Law category.
The ranking is not a popularity contest. It weighs how often an author publishes, how much substantive engagement the content generates, and whether the audience is made up of practitioners in the field. For a firm the size of Molsam Advisory, that is a meaningful signal: the same person who files your application before IMPI is the one writing publicly about how the system actually works.
Why does that matter to a business owner outside Mexico? Because intellectual property in Mexico is a specialist area with its own procedural culture. Deadlines under the Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property are unforgiving, the classification practice at IMPI has local quirks, and office actions are resolved on written argument rather than hearings. Working with counsel who follows the case law closely, and explains it in public, reduces the odds of an avoidable refusal.
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