Background
Sesma, Junior, Guillermo was born on January 3, 1944 in Mexico City, Mexico.
Sesma, Junior, Guillermo was born on January 3, 1944 in Mexico City, Mexico.
Universidad Autónoma de México (Attorney at Law, 1969). City of London Polytechnic (Postgraduate Studies, Torts, 1970). Spoken languages: Spanish and English.
Worked at Sesma, Sesma & McNeese, South Carolina (U.S.) (Mexico, Doctorate.F.) specializing in General Practice. Corporate, Foreign Investment, Telecommunication and Transportation, Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, Entertainment, Labor, Civil, Franchises, Real Estate and Real Property, Banking, Wills, Taxation, Mergers and Acquisitions, Antitrusts, Petrochemical, Oil and Gas, Maritime, Foreign Trade, Immigration, Joint Ventures, North American Free Trade Agreement, Administrative Law, Comparative Law, Customs, Environmental, Health Care and Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1969, Mexico.
Author: Thesis, "Unfair Competition in the Industrial Property," Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 1969.
Professor of Administrative Law, Universidad Anahuac, 1976-1980, Universidad Panamericana, Mexico City, 1986-1993. Member: Commercial Arbitration Committee, American Automobile Association, American Power Conversion.
The Legislation Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce. Member: International Trademark Association.
International Association for the Protection of Industrial Property.
Mexican Association for the Protection of Industrial Property. Asia/Pacific Center; Texas-Mexico Bar Association. The firm of Sesma, Sesma & McNeese was founded by Guillermo Sesma Junior and Carlos Sesma on December of 1979.
On October of 1981, Dwyer McNeese joined the firm as a partner changing the firm"s name to Sesma, Sesma & McNeese.
Member: Commercial Arbitration Committee, American Automobile Association, American Power Conversion. The Legislation Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce. Member: International Trademark Association.
International Association for the Protection of Industrial Property. Mexican Association for the Protection of Industrial Property.
Asia/Pacific Center; Texas-Mexico Bar Association.