Lawyers in Mexico are not required to belong to any Bar Association (whether State or Federal) to practice law in Mexico (including litigation through the Mexican courts). Upon finishing law school through a credited University and completing final examinations and other requirements (as approved by the Secretary of Public Education in Mexico), a student will receive a professional title and a license to practice in their field of study by the Secretary of Public Education. Lawyers in Mexico will be allowed to practice law throughout the country (both in State and federal courts), once they receive their license, which they usually register in State and Federal courts, as required to engage in litigation. The Secretary of Public Education makes publicly available its database of professionals through the following link, where you can search lawyers by their full name. During collection and legal work in Mexico, HMH Legal will only employ or partner with Mexican lawyers who are duly licensed to practice law in Mexico.