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.

We applied and obtained from the Mexican Institute of Industrial Propety a Patent for its Peer-to-Peer Communication System and Method.

The Mexican Industrial Property Institute refused to grant our client a Patent for “A Convergent Communication Platform and Method for Business and Electronic Communications in a Heterogeneous Network Environment”, We appealed the decision before the Specialized Court for IP Matters of the Federal Administrative and Fiscal Justice Tribunal (currently the Administrative Justice Court) asking it to be reversed. The Specialized Court ruled in favor of our client, and ordered the Institute to allow our client's Patent Application.

Handled their IP portfolio in Mexico from the time it was founded until it was acquired by a leading company in the desktop computer and printer fields.

Handled their IP portfolio in Mexico from the time it was founded until it was acquired by a leading company in the desktop computer and printer fields.

We obtained the registration of the trademark ANACOR negotiating with the holder of an earlier Registration for a trademark with which the latter was confusing similar entering into a coexistence agreement.