Chief Executive Officer.
Member owner

B.A. in Law from Universidad Anáhuac y la UNAM/ENEP Acatlán. Member of the Public and Finance Law Workshop of UNAM/ENEP Acatlán from 1983 until 1986; member of the Committee on Patents of the Mexican Association for the Protection of Industrial Property (AMPPI).

Chief Innovation Officer
Member owner

Degree in Industrial Engineering from Universidad Anáhuac, México. Holds Master’s Degree in Engineering Management from the McCormick School of Engineering and the Kellogg School of Business of Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois.

Biochemical Engineer.

Graduated from the National School of Biological Sciences of the National Polytechnic Institute in 1981, with postgraduate studies in Food Technology at the National Polytechnic Institute from 1985 to 1988. Biochemical researcher at the Mexican Technological Research Institute (IMIT), 1983 to 1995, at the time the Institute was closed down.

Pharmacobiological Chemist

Arturo Cardoso Sámano completed the Pharmacobiological Chemist degree at UNAM. He worked in the Mexican Industrial Property Institute, where he took different courses in Intellectual Property, such as a Regional Seminar on Intellectual Property for Latin American Countries (WIMO, EPO and OEPM); the First Regional Seminar on Industrial Property and Competition Defense (OEPM), a Patentability Criteria Seminar, Search and Exam of Patents for IberoAmerican authorities, etc.

B.A. in Public Accounting.

Graduated from the School of Higher Business and Administration Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute in 1996. Has performed accounting, tax, administrative and human resources functions.

Following the instructions from our client we applied for the registration of the trademark TAP MACHINE in International Class 11 to distinguish “refrigerating dispenser units for beverages.”

Mexican company, leader in the selling of sporting goods hired us to recover a domain name registered by a third party which reproduced one of that company’s trademarks.

A U.S. company, leader in the marketing of office supplies and equipment, hired us to recover a domain name registered by a third party. This domain name integrally reproduced not only the American company’s corporate name, but also its house brand.

This U.S. company, developer of antivirus software, hired us to recover a domain name registered by a third party who was integrally reproducing the trademark of its core product.

This US software developing company, which offers cyber security solutions, data protection, antivirus and cloud safety hired us to recover the domain registered by a third party which reproduces ts corporate name as well as its house brand.