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The amicus brief filed by INTA with the Federal Court of Tax and Administrative Affairs (Grupo Anderson’s Case)
The INTA Bulletin of July 209 (Vol. 64 No. 12) informed that the International Trademark Association (INTA) filed an amicus brief with the Specialized Chamber in Intellectual Property of the Federal C… more →
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The amicus brief filed by INTA with the Federal Court of Tax and Administrative Affairs (Grupo Anderson’s Case)
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 3 months ago: The INTA Bulletin of July 209 (Vol. 64 No. 12) informed that the International Trademark Association … more →
The basic structure of IP litigation in Mexico (Second part)
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 4 months ago: Origins of the FCTAA The Tribunal Federal de Justicia Fiscal y Administrativa or Federal Court of Ta … more →
The basic structure of IP litigation in Mexico (First part)
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 6 months ago: A very common complaint from IP owners is the extremely long time it takes to obtain a final … more →
Trademark application serial number 1,000,000
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 8 months ago: On April 6, 2009, the Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial or Mexican Patent and Trademar … more →
TLDs under MX directly will be available again
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 10 months ago: Network Information Center Mexico, S.C. (NIC-MEXICO), an entity related to the Instituto Tecnologi … more →
Renewing Trademarks in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: The renewal of trademark registrations is an important aspect of the maintenance of any IP portfol … more →
Revisiting the protection to well-known and famous trademarks in Mexico
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Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: The Mexican statute provides explicit protection for well-known trademarks since the Law of Patent … more →
Names of magazines, journals and newspapers in Mexico: A Trademark is not enough
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: In most civil-law countries, the publisher of a newspaper, magazine or journal may secure exclusiv … more →
Trademark searches in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: In a first-to-file country, such as Mexico, one way of foreseeing if a trademark is available for … more →
Ownership on Works and Inventions by Employees in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: Every day, the intellectual property assets of businesses increase their importance. They are not, … more →
Is it necessary to file evidence of use of a trademark in Mexico to keep it alive?
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: There are two frequent questions I receive from foreign colleagues and Mexican businessmen regardi … more →
Trademark and Patent marking under Mexican law
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: The marking of products or services that use industrial property rights (such as patents or regist … more →
Damages claims due patent and trademark infringement
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: Section 221 Bis of the Mexican Industrial Property Law (IPL) provides that the owner of a patent o … more →
Some basics about copyright law in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: 1. Works are protected from the moment of creation Works are protected by copyright from the mom … more →
Registering the Independence Monument as a trademark
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Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: Last June 26, 2008, the influential newspaper “Milenio” (published in Mexico City) informed in t … more →
Oppositions to trademark applications in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: The Mexican Supreme Court recently issued three non-binding precedents* concerning the right of … more →
The extension of life of patents in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: The Mexican Constitution states that the exclusivity rights provided therein for inventors are “te … more →
A few tips about registering trademarks in Mexico
Arturo D. Reyes wrote 1 year ago: Mexico is a first-to-file country. Ownership on a trademark may only be obtained by registering th … more →
