Are your clients’ trademarks suffering from unauthorized or illegal use?

Let’s design a sound strategy and put an end to that.

Are your trademarks under pressure due to one of these situations?

A product is being illegally branded as an original

Unauthorized use of the trademark by third parties

Forged products are being commercialized without the features the original brand owner does include in the original products

Causing to your clients…

A detriment to the trademark’s reputation

Money losses

The need to act:

Let’s stop the actions that constitute infringements

Let’s claim damages and losses

Let’s withdraw the products under infringement as well as the materials and equipment used and let’s stop this crime against intellectual property

Among other actions as may be needed to preserve your trademark rights

Take notice there is a statute of limitations for infringement actions that vary according to each jurisdiction.

To protect a trademark owner against these damages…

We have a vast experience protecting across the region +10,000 trademarks belonging to global companies.

We have been particularly successful in defending Intellectual Property (IP) rights belonging tour clients in all the countries where we operate.

A practice that extends to more than 30 years assures our experience, working with other leading law firms in their corresponding countries.

Some of the Trademarks we have assisted in their protection:

THE NORTH FACE

VANS

WAYMO

UNITED AIRLINES

DELIRIUM

MISS WORLD

Our raids on protection and seizure of forged products have had TV news coverage

We have worked with trademarks of international prestige

Read testimonies

We can assist you to protect your trademarks!

Let’s discuss

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