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Gabriela Szlak

Argentina Debates Increasing Fines for Infringing the Personal Data Protection Law The Current Penalty Regime in Argentina

Law No. 25,326, enacted in 2000, established a penalty regime empowering the enforcement authority (currently, the Access to Public Information Agency, or “AAIP”) to impose various types of penalties, including suspensions, fines, and the closure or cancellation of non-compliant databases.

Lerman & Szlak Drives Innovative Academic Training in the Top #1 Digital Marketing, AI and Business Master Program in Latin America

We are proud to be part of the faculty of the Master’s in Strategic Management of Digital Marketing, Business, and Artificial Intelligence at the Graduate School of the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires (ENAP Económicas UBA).

Who Got to the Packaging First? The Court Defined a Dispute Over the Design of a Talcum Powder

The Federal Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals (Division II) upheld a resolution of the Argentine National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) that had rejected the opposition filed by Algabo S.A. against the registration of a design mark applied for by La Fármaco Argentina I.C.S.A.

Notoriety Does not Imply an Absolute Monopoly – The Court set the Limit for Puma SE’s Global Trademark

The Federal Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals (Division II) upheld the Argentine National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) provision that declared unfounded the oppositions filed by the German multinational PUMA SE against the applications for registration of mixed trademark “EL PUMA (& Design)” (Classes 35 and 37) filed by an individual for an auto parts workshop and business.

The Danger of Imitating a Competitor’s Aesthetic Lessons From the “Frigorifico La Morena” Ruling

The Federal Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals (Division II) upheld the resolution of the Argentine National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) that declared the nullity of a design mark registration.

Evocative Phrases and Mixed Marks: Why Despegar Was Not Able to Cancel the “Vivir Viajando” Mark

The Federal Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals (Division II)  upheld the Argentine National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) resolution that declared unfounded the opposition filed by Despegar against the application for the mixed trademark “VIVIR VIAJANDO (& Design)” in Class 39.

“Fritostitos” v. “Tostitos”? The court confirmed the coexistence of trademarks in the snacks sector

The Federal Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals (Division II), rejected the appeal filed by PepsiCo Inc. and upheld the resolution of the Argentine National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI), which had declared its oppositions against Grupo Bimbo’s application to register “FRITOSTITOS” in classes 29 and 30 to be unfounded.

Lawyers’ Day At Lerman & Szlak: We Celebrate Our Profession and Share as a Team

We celebrated Lawyers’ Day by spending a different afternoon together with the entire Lerman & Szlak team.

ASIPI 2026: Lerman & Szlak Joins the IP Community in Santiago de Chile

We are pleased to announce that Lerman & Szlak will be attending ASIPI 2026, taking place from November 29 to December 2, 2026, in Santiago de Chile.

Lerman & Szlak has Been Recognized Once Again as a Recommended Firm in the Latin Lawyer 250 guide

We are delighted to share that Lerman & Szlak has been recognized once again as a Recommended Firm in the Latin Lawyer 250 guide (2027 edition).

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