TERMS AND CONDITIONS

TERMS OF USE

IDENTITY AND ADDRESS OF THE DATA CONTROLLER

MOXIGE LUSHI 

1. Identity of the website and service provider

This website, available at www.moxigelushi.com, is operated by LANDERO BONFIGLIO BUFETE JURÍDICO, S.C., a company legally incorporated under Mexican law, with its registered office at the World Trade Center Tower Building in Mexico City, located at 38 Montecito Street, 16th floor, Office 34, Colonia Nápoles, Benito Juárez Borough, Mexico City, ZIP Code 03810.

For commercial purposes, including branding, communication, and the promotion of legal services to domestic and international clients, LANDERO BONFIGLIO BUFETE JURÍDICO, S.C. uses the trademark “Moxige Lushi” .
Consequently, any reference on this site to “Moxige Lushi,” “the firm,” “we,” or similar expressions shall be understood to refer to LANDERO BONFIGLIO LAW FIRM, S.C., unless expressly stated otherwise.

Use of the trademark Moxige Lushi does not imply the existence of a separate legal entity, independent branch, franchise, joint venture, separate partnership, or entity distinct from the aforementioned business name.

2. Purpose of these Terms and Conditions

These Terms and Conditions govern access to, browsing of, and use of the website www.moxigelushi.com, as well as the use of its content, forms, contact methods, communication channels, informational materials, digital tools, service request mechanisms, initial consultation systems, and, where applicable, electronic legal service contracting processes.

Access to the site and use of any of its features constitute the user as userand implies the user’s express, informed, and voluntary acceptance of these Terms and Conditions, the Privacy Notice, and, where applicable, any additional documents that may apply.

If the user does not agree, in whole or in part, with these Terms and Conditions, they must refrain from using the site.

3. Informational Nature of the Website

The content of this site is intended for informational, institutional, commercial, and general guidance regarding the legal services provided by the firm.

Unless otherwise expressly stated in writing in a specific contractual document, the information contained on this site:

  • does not constitute individualized legal advice,
  • does not constitute a binding legal opinion,
  • does not replace a formal consultation with a lawyer,
  • does not constitute a definitive recommendation to act or refrain from acting in a specific case, and
  • should not be construed as a guarantee of success or a favorable outcome in any matter.

Any person accessing this site acknowledges that legal matters depend on specific facts, particular documents, applicable jurisdiction, competent authority, timing, procedural strategy, criteria of interpretation, and other variables that prevent the general information provided on this site from serving as a substitute for a professional analysis of a specific case.

4. No automatic creation of an attorney-client relationship

Accessing the site, sending messages, filling out forms, requesting information, preliminary exchanges of emails, WhatsApp messages, phone calls, video calls, sending documents for initial review, quotes, exploratory meetings, or prior communications, do not in and of themselves create an attorney-client relationship, nor do they constitute automatic acceptance of legal representation, retainer, mandate, formal provision of services, management, support, defense, or comprehensive legal advice.

A professional relationship between the client and the firm will arise only when the following conditions are met, as applicable:

  1. the firm's express acceptance of the case;
  2. the definition of the scope of the service;
  3. verification of legal and operational feasibility;
  4. verification of the customer’s identity and, where applicable, compliance checks;
  5. acceptance of fees, costs, and applicable terms and conditions;
  6. the contract, letter of engagement, accepted proposal, or equivalent document; and
  7. where applicable, receipt of the advance payment, down payment, or corresponding funds.

The firm reserves the right to decline cases, decline consultations, or to make its representation conditional, or limit the scope of its services, without any liability, when there are legal, ethical, conflict-of-interest, availability, jurisdictional, regulatory compliance, documentary sufficiency, or professional strategy reasons.

5. Services Offered and Scope

Through its website, the firm may promote, including but not limited to, services related to:

  • preventive and corrective legal advice,
  • legal representation and strategy,
  • drafting and reviewing contracts and documents,
  • immigration, labor, corporate, civil, commercial, family, criminal, or administrative services, depending on what is available at any given time,
  • training sessions, courses, webinars, workshops, and informational materials,
  • preliminary case analyses,
  • assistance with administrative procedures or processes, where legally applicable.

The mere description of services on the website does not obligate the firm to provide all of them in all cases, jurisdictions, languages, formats, or at all times. Each service will be subject to:

  • case-by-case analysis,
  • availability,
  • legal feasibility,
  • sufficient documentation,
  • conflict of interest,
  • applicable jurisdiction,
  • operational capacity,
  • terms and conditions,
  • and other relevant factors.

6. Domestic and foreign users

The website is available to users located both inside and outside Mexico. However, the user acknowledges and agrees that the firm provides services primarily under Mexican law or in coordination with correspondents or specialists when the matter involves other countries or legal systems.

The fact that the website is accessible from other jurisdictions does not imply that its content complies with the specific regulations of any country other than Mexico, nor that the firm is automatically authorized to practice law in any other jurisdiction beyond the scope permitted by law.

In matters with an international component, the firm may act directly within the scope of its legal authority in Mexico and, when necessary, propose, suggest, or coordinate support with third-party specialists, correspondents, translators, experts, agents, or external professionals, without thereby assuming liability for the acts of others outside the scope expressly agreed upon in the contract.

7. Registration, forms, and accuracy of information

When the user provides information via forms, email, instant messaging, chats, the appointment calendar, video calls, or any other means, the user represents and warrants that such information:

  • is true, complete, and accurate to the best of its knowledge,
  • refers to data that it owns or for which it has sufficient authorization,
  • does not infringe on the rights of third parties,
  • does not contain any false, misleading, or illegal content,
  • and will be updated as needed.

The user shall be liable for any damages that may arise from the falsity, inaccuracy, insufficiency, or outdated nature of the information provided.

The firm may request additional documentation to verify identity, legal capacity, legal representation, legal interest, standing, the nature of the matter, or any other necessary information before accepting a case or proceeding with the provision of services.

8. Preliminary Confidentiality and Limits

The firm will treat any information received from the user with professionalism and confidentiality; however, the user acknowledges that, prior to the formal acceptance of the matter and prior to the establishment of an attorney-client relationship, the unsolicited submission of information does not necessarily create an absolute and unlimited obligation to represent the user nor does it imply automatic acceptance of professional duties to the fullest extent possible, especially if there is a conflict of interest, lack of context, incomplete submission, or if the firm has not agreed to take on the case.

Therefore, users are advised not to send highly sensitive, strategic, confidential, privileged, or critical information, nor large volumes of high-impact or confidential documentation, until the firm has expressly confirmed acceptance of the matter and the appropriate channel for its transmission.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, the processing of personal data shall be governed by the applicable Privacy Notice.

9. Contributions, fees, and payments

Any quote, estimate, financial proposal, cost estimate, fee range, or cost reference provided through the website, email, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, video call, phone call, or any other means is preliminary, informative, and non-binding, unless it is expressly stated that it constitutes a formal proposal valid for a specific period and under specific conditions.

Fees may be determined, among other methods, by:

  • fixed fee per case,
  • equals,
  • fees per stage,
  • hourly rates,
  • allocation of funds,
  • reimbursable expenses,
  • contingency fees, where legally and ethically appropriate,
  • or combinations of the above.

No service provider shall be obligated to commence or continue services without compliance with the agreed-upon financial terms, including advance payments, partial payments, deposits, reimbursement of expenses, or any other applicable financial requirements.

The firm may suspend activities, deliverables, meetings, administrative procedures, promotions, briefs, presentations, court appearances, reviews, or progress reports if the client has overdue payments or has failed to meet financial obligations, provided that such action is consistent with the law and the nature of the contracted service.

10. E-procurement and digital media

The user agrees that the firm may conduct the processes of engagement, confirmation, follow-up, document exchange, proposal approval, acceptance of terms, payment, and professional communication via electronic, optical, digital, or other technological means.

Accordingly, the user acknowledges that an expression of intent made through any of the following means may have legal effect, to the extent permitted by applicable law:

  • electronic signature,
  • advanced electronic signature,
  • digital signature platforms,
  • click-through acceptance,
  • confirmation via email,
  • confirmation via messenger,
  • validation on technology platforms,
  • authentication codes,
  • or any other reasonably reliable digital mechanism for identifying the parties and verifying their consent.

The validity, scope, and probative value of such mechanisms shall be governed by applicable Mexican law, including, where applicable, the Commercial Code, the applicable Civil Code, and other relevant provisions.

11. Requirements for Service Activation

Unless the nature of the matter warrants an exception, legal services shall be deemed to have formally commenced when one or more of the following conditions are met, as applicable:

  • express acceptance of the case by the firm,
  • receipt of the minimum required documents,
  • preliminary feasibility study,
  • the absence of an insurmountable conflict of interest,
  • signing of the contract or equivalent acceptance,
  • down payment,
  • confirmation of the scope of services,
  • and clear instructions from the client.

The firm may refuse to commence operations if any of these elements are missing or insufficient.

12. User Obligations

The user agrees to:

  1. use the site and its content in a lawful, respectful, and good-faith manner;
  2. not to use the site for any illegal, fraudulent, defamatory, abusive, offensive, or unlawful purposes;
  3. do not attempt to compromise the security of the site, its systems, databases, or technological mechanisms;
  4. Do not introduce viruses, malware, malicious code, or any other element capable of disrupting the site's operation;
  5. Do not use false identities or impersonate others;
  6. do not reproduce, exploit, or use the content of the site for unauthorized commercial purposes;
  7. do not submit false or misleading information;
  8. provide the necessary documentation and information in a timely manner when requesting professional services.

13. Intellectual and Industrial Property

All rights to the content of this site, including but not limited to:

  • texts,
  • notices,
  • images,
  • designs,
  • logos,
  • brands,
  • trade names,
  • commercial advertisements,
  • structure,
  • software,
  • downloadable materials,
  • databases,
  • audiovisual content,
  • presentations,
  • templates and sample documents,

are the property of LANDERO BONFIGLIO BUFETE JURÍDICO, S.C. or their respective owners, and are protected by applicable intellectual and industrial property laws.

Reproduction, distribution, public communication, adaptation, translation, compilation, exploitation, commercialization, extraction, or use—whether in whole or in part—is prohibited without the prior written authorization of the copyright holder.

Nothing contained on this site may be construed as granting any license, assignment, authorization, or right regarding the firm’s intellectual or industrial property, unless expressly stated otherwise.

14. Permitted Use of Content

Users may access the content of this website solely for personal, informational, and legitimate purposes related to learning about the firm and its services.

The content may not be used for:

  • copy designs for commercial purposes,
  • train automated systems without authorization,
  • build parallel databases,
  • copy office materials,
  • take legal opinions out of context,
  • or present the content as their own or as personalized advice provided to third parties.

15. Third-party links and external services

The site may contain links, access points, or references to third-party websites, platforms, applications, or services. These links are provided solely for convenience, informational purposes, or operational functionality.

The firm does not continuously monitor such external sites or services, nor does it guarantee their availability, accuracy, legality, security, privacy policies, terms of use, technical operation, or content.

Consequently, access to third-party platforms is the sole responsibility of the user, who must review the terms, policies, and conditions of those platforms before using them.

16. Electronic communications and messaging

The user agrees that, if they initiate contact or request assistance, the firm may communicate via email, phone calls, text messages, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, video calls, or other reasonable technological means for follow-up, assistance, preliminary guidance, sending proposals, clarifications, requests for information, scheduling meetings, or providing the service.

The user acknowledges that certain electronic means may involve risks inherent to technology, availability, interoperability, security, or delays beyond the firm’s control; therefore, the firm shall not be held liable for general failures of telecommunications, the internet, platforms, third-party services, blockages, filtering, incompatibilities, or similar events not directly attributable to the firm.

17. Site Availability and Absence of an Absolute Technical Warranty

The firm will endeavor to ensure that the site functions properly and with reasonable continuity; however, it does not guarantee that the site will operate without interruption, be error-free, be virus-free, or be permanently available.

The firm may modify, suspend, update, restrict, or discontinue—temporarily or permanently, in whole or in part—the website or any of its components, without requiring prior authorization from the user and without incurring any liability for doing so, particularly when such actions are necessary for maintenance, security, updates, regulatory compliance, business strategy, or other reasons beyond its control.

18. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the firm shall not be liable for:

  • decisions made by the user based solely on the general information provided on the site,
  • damages resulting from misuse of the site,
  • commercial or legal expectations that have not been confirmed in writing,
  • technical failures on the part of third parties,
  • temporary unavailability of the site,
  • official events,
  • changes in case law or regulations,
  • indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages,
  • or unfavorable outcomes in legal matters that depend on external, procedural, evidentiary, human, or institutional factors.

The firm’s liability, where legally applicable, shall be strictly limited to the scope of the services actually contracted and to the terms expressly agreed upon with the client.

19. No guarantee of results

The user acknowledges that legal services are professional in nature and are based on an obligation of means, not of results, unless otherwise provided by law or unless there is an express and valid agreement to the contrary.

Consequently, the firm does not guarantee:

  • the issuance of visas, permits, registrations, authorizations, or favorable decisions,
  • the success of litigation, appeals, lawsuits, defenses, or negotiations,
  • the issuance of favorable judgments, rulings, or administrative decisions,
  • the exact duration of procedures,
  • nor the acceptance of arguments, evidence, or strategies by authorities or third parties.

Any assessment of probabilities, strategies, feasibility, or forecasts will be based on professional estimates but will not constitute a binding guarantee of results.

20. Regulatory Compliance and the Right to Deny Admission

The firm may refrain from providing or continuing to provide services when:

  • there is a conflict of interest,
  • if any inconsistencies are found in the information,
  • there are legal or ethical obstacles,
  • the matter violates internal compliance policies,
  • if identity or authority is not verified,
  • the client requests actions that are improper or unlawful,
  • fees or expenses are not covered,
  • or if the customer engages in abusive, offensive, threatening, or bad-faith conduct.

This authority shall be exercised without prejudice to any rights that may arise from contracts already entered into and to applicable legal obligations.

21. Protection of Personal Data

The processing of personal data provided through the site will be governed by the Privacy Notice , which forms an integral part of these Terms and Conditions.

The user hereby declares that they have read and understood this Privacy Notice.

22. Languages and Interpretive Value

The website, these Terms and Conditions, the Privacy Notice, the disclaimers, contracts, proposals, and other documents may be available in Spanish, English, Simplified Mandarin Chinese, or other languages.

In the event of any discrepancy, ambiguity, or contradiction between versions, the Spanish version shall prevail, unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing for a specific case.

Translations are provided for informational, commercial, or communication purposes, but they do not in themselves alter the legal meaning of the authoritative version.

23. Amendments

The firm may modify, update, expand, or amend these Terms and Conditions at any time to reflect changes in the law, technology, operations, business, or services.

The changes will take effect upon publication on the website, unless another date is expressly specified. Continued use of the site after the changes are published constitutes acceptance of the relevant changes.

24. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

Unless otherwise required by law, access to and use of the site, as well as any dispute arising from these Terms and Conditions, shall be governed by the applicable laws of the United Mexican States.

For the interpretation, enforcement, and resolution of disputes, the parties shall submit to the jurisdiction of the competent courts of Mexico City, waiving any other jurisdiction to which they might be entitled by reason of their present or future domiciles or for any other cause, unless a mandatory provision provides otherwise.

25. Contact

If you have any questions regarding these Terms and Conditions, please contact the firm at:

or at the address specified in this document.

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL DISCLAIMER

MOXIGE LUSHI (Mexican Lawyer – Mòxīgē Lùshí)

1. Nature of the content

The content of this website is provided solely for informational, institutional, and general guidance. It does not constitute personalized legal advice, a definitive legal opinion, a binding recommendation, a specific litigation strategy, or a substitute for a formal professional consultation.

Nothing contained on this site should be construed as sufficient guidance to act, refrain from acting, initiate proceedings, enter into contracts, make statements to authorities, file documents, waive defenses, or take legal positions without a case-by-case review.

2. No automatic attorney-client relationship

Browsing the website, sending messages, preliminary email exchanges, phone calls, WhatsApp, WeChat, and Telegram messages, contact forms, documents submitted for an initial review, or requests for quotes, do not in and of themselves create an attorney-client relationship, nor do they create an obligation to represent, defend, or provide professional legal services.

Such a relationship will only exist once the firm has expressly accepted the matter and the scope, conditions, and terms of the relevant service have been formally defined.

3. No guarantee of results

The firm does not guarantee results, favorable rulings, administrative approvals, the issuance of visas, success in court, financial recovery, favorable judgments, successful negotiations, response times from authorities, or specific outcomes.

All legal matters depend on facts, evidence, legal principles, judicial precedents, applicable law, procedural requirements, the conduct of third parties, and numerous factors beyond the firm’s control.

4. Jurisdictional Limitations

The services described on this site are primarily focused on matters related to the Mexican legal framework. If a matter involves foreign jurisdictions, the firm’s involvement will be limited to what it is legally authorized to undertake or to coordination with third-party specialists, as appropriate.

Nothing on this site should be construed as an indication that the firm is authorized to practice in all foreign jurisdictions.

5. International users

Users located outside of Mexico acknowledge that they use this site on their own initiative and at their own risk. The firm does not guarantee that all content is appropriate, sufficient, or compatible with the specific regulations of each country from which the site is accessed.

When contracting services for matters with an international component, additional verification may be required regarding identity, regulatory compliance, conflicts of interest, documentation, translations, payment methods, territorial scope, and coordination with third parties.

6. No replacement of the local attorney

In foreign or multinational matters, the information on this site does not replace the need to consult a locally licensed attorney when required by the nature of the matter and applicable law.

The firm may recommend that the client also seek advice from local legal, tax, regulatory, immigration, corporate, notary, labor, or judicial advisors, as appropriate.

7. Preliminary communications

Communications made prior to the formal acceptance of the matter are preliminary and should not be construed as acceptance of representation, issuance of a final opinion, or assumption of full professional responsibility.

The user should not assume that their matter is being addressed, protected, or handled until they receive explicit confirmation to that effect.

8. Notice Regarding Confidential Information

Prior to the firm’s formal acceptance of the matter, the user must refrain from submitting highly confidential information, trade secrets, complete litigation strategies, large volumes of documents, or privileged materials without prior confirmation from the firm and its acceptance of the matter.

Although we will handle the information received responsibly, the unsolicited and unilateral submission of information does not automatically obligate the firm to assume a representation or eliminate the risks inherent in the preliminary evaluation phase.

9. Third-party platforms

The site may direct users to third-party platforms for digital signatures, payments, video conferencing, calendars, storage, messaging, or document sharing. The use of these platforms is also subject to the terms, policies, and availability of their respective providers.

The firm shall not be liable for any failures, outages, delays, unavailability, incompatibility, internal policies, or incidents attributable to such third parties.

10. Clarification of terminology

Versions in English, Simplified Mandarin Chinese, or other languages are provided to facilitate communication with international users. Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, the Spanish version of the documents on this site shall be the legally binding version.

11. Advertising and Information Disclosure

Any reference to practice areas, experience, international focus, languages, sectors served, or availability of services is provided for descriptive and informational purposes only and should not be construed as an official certification, a specialty recognized by any authority, a promise of absolute availability, or a commitment to accept all matters.

12. Compliance Statement

The firm may request additional information, documentation, identity verification, verification of authority, conflict of interest reviews, and regulatory compliance reviews before accepting any matter or transaction.

The user's refusal to provide reasonably requested information may prevent the commencement or continuation of service provision.

13. Clarification on Electronic Contracting

When the firm implements electronic contracting processes, digital signatures, or remote acceptance, this shall not constitute a waiver of any legal, ethical, operational, or compliance requirements necessary for the formalization of the service. The firm may require additional steps before considering the contract to be finalized.

14. Limitations on reliance on the content

The user assumes full responsibility for any decisions made without first seeking and obtaining formal, specific, and context-specific legal advice. Any reliance placed solely on the general information provided on the site is the sole responsibility of the user.