Victoriano De las Fuentes focuses his practice on Mexican civil and mercantile law litigation, principally in the areas of administrative and tax law, and the constitutional amparo claims related thereto.

In his practice, Victoriano has represented foreign financial institutions in the collection of significant debts, and has represented individual and corporate clients in the challenge of administrative actions, and the constitutionality of laws and regulations, as well as in the rescission of public works contracts, and the challenge of the legal capacity of public functionaries to hold office.

Victoriano has broad experience, and has represented clients in the glass, mining, home appliances, auto parts, food & beverage, finance, and insurance industries, among others.

Practice Areas & Industries
Amparo & Constitutional Claims
Civil & Commercial Litigation in Mexico
Tax & Administrative Litigation in Mexico

Education
Diplomate, Constitutional Justice and Case Law, sponsored by the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico and the Dirección General de Casas de la Cultura Jurídica y Estudios Históricos, Casa de la Cultura Jurídica de Nuevo León, 2009.

Diplomate, Federal Judicial Process, sponsored by the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico and the Dirección General de Casas de la Cultura Jurídica y Estudios Históricos, Casa de la Cultura Jurídica de Nuevo León, 2008.

Master’s in Amparo Law, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Monterrey, Nuevo León, 2007.

LED, Universidad de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León, cum laude, 2004.

Publications & Lectures
Author, “Régimen Aplicable a las Invenciones de las Personas Sujetas a una Relación Laboral en México”, Revista Jurídica de la Universidad de Monterrey, 2005.

Admissions
Republic of Mexico

Idiomas
English
Spanish