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Silva & Cía in mining services IP case

Monday, 30th January

Silva & Cía has obtained a reparatory agreement for the trademark infringement of Chilean mining services company Emin after launching criminal proceedings.

Seven firms promote new partners

Monday, 23rd January

Further firms have announced new additions to their partnerships.

Alessandri and Puga Ortiz in football trademark case

Monday, 23rd January

Alessandri & Compañía has helped Chile’s National Association of Professional Football (ANFP) obtain a favourable decision before CONAR, the country’s self-regulatory body for advertising standards, to protect the association’s trademarks.

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  • A client’s market

    There are just too many options for legal services in Peru these days - meaning law firms cannot afford to be complacent, according to in-house counsel at a recent meeting of the Latin American Corporate Counsel Association held in Lima. Marieke Breijer reports

  • Pirates not welcome

    The Chilean port of Iquique is one of South America's busiest – for both legitimate and counterfeited goods. Alessandri & Cía partner Rodrigo Velasco S and associate Diego Morandé argue that it is time for trademark owners to play a more supportive role in the customs office's hard fought battle against piracy

  • In training

    With Rio's limited experience in holding sporting events, Brazilian lawyers are looking to Europe for tips on how to prepare for the 2016 Olympics. Joe Rowley reports

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  • A client’s market

    There are just too many options for legal services in Peru these days - meaning law firms cannot afford to be complacent, according to in-house counsel at a recent meeting of the Latin American Corporate Counsel Association held in Lima. Marieke Breijer reports

  • Balancing Act

    Managing a company's legal issues in up to 18 countries with vastly different political and economical climates is something akin to spinning plates. At our second Latin American Corporate Counsel Association Texas meeting this May, in-house counsel based in Houston with responsibility for Latin America convened at the Houstonian Hotel, where they shared training tips for internal and external teams to make that challenge easier

  • Political Obstacles

    In its fourth annual meeting in Buenos Aires, the Latin American Corporate Counsel Association (LACCA) brought together a group of leading Argentine in-house counsel to discuss the economic situation of the country and the changing nature of their jobs

  • What GCs really want

  • Regional differences

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