We build AI you own. Or we run it for you.
Custom AI solutions for your legal & tax stack — contract intelligence, obligation tracking, entity management, compliance workflows — designed by our lawyers, trained on your entities and jurisdictions. Your team owns and runs the software.
The Engine monitors every obligation of your Mexican subsidiary — SAT, IMSS, RNIE, AML/UBO, labor — and BlackBox lawyers review, file and sign. Your parent gets evidence on a US calendar: SOX sub-cert ready, FCPA books clean, screening logs on demand.
Not a chatbot.
A control tower.
Your Mexican subsidiary lives in one console: every obligation, deadline, credential and filing — with an alarm radar that warns 🟠 1 month and 🔴 15 days before anything is due.
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Every obligation.
Both sides of the border.
11 HIGH-SEVERITY FLAGGED
Four answers. Your obligation map, in seconds.
The same rule set the Engine runs in production — pointed at a sketch of your Mexican subsidiary.
Weeks, not months. About 60 minutes of your time — the Engine and our lawyers do the rest.
Two governments. One controller.
Nobody shares a calendar.
Your parent runs on a quarterly close. Mexico runs on the 17th of every month. They were not designed to coexist, and the person standing between them is one finance lead in Mexico City.
Deadlines shown for a December fiscal-year-end issuer with a Mexican operating subsidiary. Mexican dates recur monthly unless noted; U.S. dates assume large-accelerated-filer timing. Your calendar will differ — that is the point of the assessment.
Full-service since 2014. We negotiated the first ride-sharing regulation in Latin America — and closed Jüsto's Series A, the largest in Latin American history.
The Engine isn't a startup experiment — it's a decade of US–LATAM practice, compiled. As counsel to Cabify we obtained the amparo against Mexico City's taximeter rule and annulled PROFECO's millionaire fine. Seven practices stand behind every filing.
On the cover.
México’s legal press on the firm behind the Engine.
Líderes Mexicanos · Abogados 2026
Two founders. One cover.
Líderes Mexicanos puts founding partners Víctor Aguirre and Carlos Aguerrebere on the cover of the 11th Abogados edition — the annual review that maps México’s legal structure — recognizing a new model of legal practice built on innovation. Twelve years advising venture-backed startups across two legal systems, from amparo wins to AI-run compliance.
“Impulso a las startups en crecimiento.”
- Edition
- Abogados: La Estructura Jurídica de México · 2026
- Cover story
- “Los socios legales de las startups” · Apr 2026
- In the press
- El Financiero — Reconocimiento al Liderazgo Jurídico 2026