In 2019, the member countries of MERCOSUR (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) took an important step in regional integration by signing an agreement on mutual recognition of digital signatures issued in one of the member countries. However, the entry into force of this instrument is not automatic but requires the ratification of its signatories. This […]Continue reading
Proud of our team! Our clients said that Celia Lerman “has an excellent set of skills, as well as strong knowledge and services in this field,” a client reports, adding: “Her responses are always grounded in legislation, which demonstrates her broad knowledge of the law.” The ranking is available at the following link https://chambers.com/legal-rankings/intellectual-property-argentina‑9:34:19:1 Thanks to our […]Continue reading
The Gondola Law was regulated with effects for some ecommerce stores! As of 9/11/2021, Supermarkets; Superstores; Self-service stores; Retail chains; wholesalers and shopping centers will have to arrange their products online under the following criteria: The recently published regulation, which will enter into force on 09/11/2021, provides criteria for the disposition of products at websites […]Continue reading
The Argentine Trademark Office (“INPI”) established, through Disposition 195/2021, certain criteria for rectifications and waivers proceedings within the framework of the trademark registration procedures. Among other issues, it provides that: It shall be valid for foreign trademark owners ‑and therefore will not be subject to ratification- indicating an alternative way of being known within business […]Continue reading
Did you know that patients’ have the right to access their medical records? In this post we address some news about health-related data in Argentina and the main issues that shall be considered by healthcare centers or professionals to comply with the local regulations. In the context of repeated queries and complaints about issues related […]Continue reading
Our Associate, Shirly Galante, published an article in the IPTango Blog, specialized in Intellectual Property Law and Practice in Latin America. In this article she summarizes some of the challenges and strategies in relation to the procedure for trademark oppositions before the Argentine Trademark Office (INPI), which was modified in 2018. Among other issues, Shirly, highlights […]Continue reading
