By Paula Galván Less than a year after its entry into force, INPI Resolution No. 295/2024 is starting to show its effects: cases are moving forward, processes are being streamlined, and the system is seeking renewal. How are we doing today, and what can we expect going forward?This article provides an update to our initial […]
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By Raquel Flanzbaum The title of the roundtable was Safeguarding Mental Stability in IP Practice and our session took place on the final day of the conference, November 21. This topic has gained significant relevance in recent years, particularly in the aftermath of the global COVID-19 pandemic. During the discussion, we explored the lasting impact […]
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By Natalia Montes In line with the deregulation policies promoted by the Executive Branch since 2024, the Presidency of Argentina issued, during the first months of 2025, a series of decrees — 138/2025, 143/2025, 207/2025, and 208/2025 — introducing significant changes to the collective management system of copyright and related rights in Argentina. In practical […]
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By Camilia Sirianni and Candela Basilotta On March 20, amendments to three significant laws were published in Mexico’s Official Gazzette: the General Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information, the General Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Obligated Parties, and the Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by […]
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By Abril Neiman November 2024 saw the world premiere of Wicked, the musical film starring pop star Ariana Grande and, Tony and Grammy Award winner Cynthia Erivo, which ran for months and grossed more than $700 million worldwide. And that was only the first half of the story… We are six months away from getting […]
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By Paula Galván and Candela Basilotta On December 10, 2024, the Brazilian Senate approved Bill 2.338/2023, introduced by Senator Carlos Eduardo Torres Gomes of the Liberal Party. This initiative aims to establish a regulatory framework for the use of artificial intelligence (“AI”) systems, taking the European Union’s AI Act as a reference. The Brazilian bill […]
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By Lucía Almasqué On December 19, 2024, the Supreme Court of Justice of Argentina ruled that the use of well-known trademarks as keywords in Google Ads’ sponsored advertising system does not, in itself, constitute trademark infringement or an act of unfair competition unless it creates consumer confusion or suggests an improper association with the trademark […]
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By Mariel Chichisola March is recognized as B Corporations Month, an opportunity to highlight and celebrate organizations that, in addition to seeking economic profitability, are committed to social and environmental well-being. B Corporations, or triple impact companies, integrate solutions to social and environmental problems into their business model. Our Commitment as the First Certified Law […]
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By Mariana Guzman On December 26, 2024, Argentina’s National Administration of Drugs, Food, and Medical Technology (ANMAT) published Provisions No. 11362/2024 and No. 11378/2024 in the Official Gazette, introducing significant modifications to the Front-of-Pack Labeling System established by Law No. 27,642 on the Promotion of Healthy Eating. Front-of-pack nutritional labeling, also known as front labeling, […]
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By Ojam Bullrich Flanzbaum * Article published in the Tokkyo News, the only daily newspaper in the Intellectual Property world in Japan, created in 1963. Published on October 20, November 1, December 2 and December 3, 2024. The author begins by mentioning that, in order to obtain an adequate trademark protection in Latin America, it […]
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