Recognition

Elia Sampayo Meza, #224 in the Lawgic ranking of top trademark filers in Mexico 2025

Elia Sampayo Meza, #224 in the Lawgic ranking of top trademark filers in Mexico 2025

· Recognition

Lawgic compiles a yearly ranking of the individuals and firms that filed the most trademark applications before IMPI. In the 2025 edition Elia Sampayo Meza placed #224 in the whole country.

Context matters here. That list is dominated by large, decades-old firms with dozens of fee earners and portfolios of multinational clients. Molsam Advisory is a boutique founded in 2025. Reaching that position in the first full year of operation reflects filing volume built one client at a time.

Volume is not the same as quality, and no ranking should be read as a guarantee of outcome. What it does tell you is that the practice is active and current: an attorney handling applications every week sees the examiners reasoning as it evolves, knows which specifications survive scrutiny, and recognises a weak mark before the official fee is spent.

For foreign applicants, that practical familiarity is often worth more than headcount. Mexican prosecution is documentary, and the difference between a granted registration and a refusal is frequently a matter of how the goods and services were drafted at filing.

See the original post

Leer esta publicación en español

Free, no commitment

Find out if your trademark can be registered

Four out of every ten marks that reach us cannot be registered as they stand. We search the IMPI database and send you a written opinion before you spend anything on official fees.

Prefer to write? Message us on WhatsApp.

Free guide

The 7 costliest mistakes when registering a trademark in Mexico

The seven that cost a business the most, with the legal basis for each. Leave your email and we send it now.

More on Recognition


Previous Elia Sampayo Meza ranked #2 creator in Mexico in Privacy & IP Law (Favikon LinkedIn ranking) Next Little Caesars registered «Liru Sisa»: when a brand adopts the nickname its customers gave it