Frequently Asked Questions

Failure to conduct a comprehensive background analysis can result in rejected registration applications or, worse, legal disputes over trademark infringement. Identifying similar marks can be challenging due to the global nature of the market and differences in trademark laws across jurisdictions.

The cost of intellectual property services can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the project, the jurisdiction in which protection is sought, and the nature of the intellectual property involved. For example, filing for a trademark in one country may have different requirements and fees compared to another. Additionally, factors such as the need for international protection or enforcement can also influence costs.

Our approach to budgeting is customized to suit the unique needs of each client. We understand that every intellectual property project is distinct, influenced by factors such as its complexity, geographic scope, and the specific goals of the client. Therefore, we construct all budgets in a tailor-made fashion, ensuring that they align closely with the individual requirements of the project.

Rather than employing a one-size-fits-all pricing model, we take the time to thoroughly assess the intricacies of each case. This personalized approach enables us to provide accurate and transparent cost estimates that reflect the specific circumstances of the project.

Our goal is to offer our clients cost-effective solutions without compromising on the quality of our services. By tailoring our budgets to the unique needs of each client, we strive to ensure that they receive exceptional value for their investment in intellectual property protection.

The timeline for intellectual property services can vary depending on the specific project and the jurisdiction involved. Generally, it takes several months to years for intellectual property rights to be fully established and enforced. This timeline can be influenced by factors such as the backlog of applications at the relevant government offices and any challenges or oppositions to the application. Patents can take 1-5 years, trademarks 6-18 months, and copyrights are generally automatic upon creation, but registration is recommended for enforcement purposes.

For the purposes of intellectual property registration, we will primarily need documentation that verifies the legal establishment of the entity (if applicable) and documentation that confirms the authority of the individual representing the entity, authorizing us to undertake exclusive representation on their behalf. These documents typically include:

1. Legal Establishment Documentation:

For corporations or other legal entities: Articles of incorporation, certificate of formation, or other relevant documentation confirming the legal establishment of the entity.

For individuals: Personal identification documents, such as a passport or national identification card.

2. Authorization Documentation: A power of attorney or similar authorization document granting our firm the authority to act on behalf of the client in all matters related to intellectual property registration. This document should specify the scope of our representation and authorize us to undertake exclusive management of the intellectual property rights in question.

Our legal team consists of experienced attorneys specializing in intellectual property law. Each member of our team holds advanced degrees in law and has extensive experience representing clients in intellectual property matters. We are committed to staying abreast of developments in intellectual property law and providing our clients with effective and strategic legal counsel. Our firm's founding partners are distinguished attorneys, each having graduated with honors and possessing extensive knowledge and advanced studies in various fields, including intellectual property and innovation law, international studies, and public policy development, among others. With a combined experience of over 10 years in both the public and private sectors, our founding partners have established a reputation for excellence and expertise in the legal landscape. Additionally, Agustina and Ezequiel both contribute to the academic community by sharing their expertise through teaching positions at prestigious universities. By imparting their knowledge in intellectual property law and related fields, they play an integral role in shaping the next generation of legal professionals.

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