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Carolina Herrera tried to prevent the use of her surname in Peru
Carolina Herrera, the renowned fashion designer, found herself in a legal dispute with a Peruvian entrepreneur who shares her surname. Through her attorneys, Herrera attempted to prohibit the use of the surname "Herrera" in Peru by requesting Indecopi, the national intellectual property authority,...
The Peruvian Woman and Patents: Reducing Gender Gaps
The participation of Peruvian women in the field of patents has increased in recent years, demonstrating their growing influence in the country’s science and technology sectors. Although a gender gap with male predominance still exists, efforts are being made to encourage the involvement of women...
The strategic importance of the Chancay Mega Port in international trade and trademark protection
The Chancay Mega Port is emerging as a key player in international trade, with significant impact on commercial relations between Latin America and Asia. Below, we explore its strategic importance and the need for trademark protection in this new logistics hub. Location and potential The Chancay...
Our Managing Partner, Alejandro Castro, wins the ASIPI-UNH scholarship to study the Master’s in Intellectual Property (LLM) at the University of New Hampshire (UNH), Franklin Pierce School of Law
We are thrilled to announce that our Managing Partner, Alejandro Castro, has been selected as one of the recipients of the ASIPI - University of New Hampshire (UNH), Franklin Pierce School of Law Scholarship to pursue a Master's in Intellectual Property (LLM) as a result of the selection of his...
One-Stop-Shop trademarks service – LATAM
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One-Stop-Shop trademarks service – LATAM
One POA, One Representation in Latin America and worldwide