Our attorneys specialized in industrial and intellectual property offer consultation services in any type of conflict in these areas, either national or abroad, and will intercede in the following types of procedures:


Industrial and intellectual property rights may be involved and may require different types of agreements:

		Agreements for licensing Trademarks, Patents, Utility Models, Industrial Designs or Intellectual Property rights
		Agreements for the sale of Trademarks, Patents, Utility Models, Industrial Designs or Intellectual Property rights
		Editing and Agency Agreements in the area of Intellectual Property
		Confidentiality Agreements

The registrations of trademarks, trade names, patents, utility models and designs confer upon the proprietor the right to lodge a complaint against a third party for any action exceeding the limits of the rights established under the law.

		Demands for the infringement of industrial and intellectual property rights.
		Actions for the revocation of registrations (distinctive signs, patents, utility models and industrial designs)
		Actions in which industrial property rights are claimed
		Actions for the expiration of trademarks on the grounds of the lack of use
		Actions for the infringement of industrial property rights
		Actions for acts of unfair competition
		Application of the institution of injunctive measures

Criminal jurisdiction is useful for persecuting more serious infringements and violations of registered industrial and intellectual property rights.

Criminal actions are especially indicated for suppressing and punishing the existence of imitations and falsifications of trademarks that are well known on the market.

		Filing claims and complaints for industrial property-related offenses
		Organizing and being present for inspections of counterfeit merchandise conducted by the State authorities
		Presence at abbreviated criminal proceedings, following the judicial proceedings and attending the trial.

The administrative proceedings which end up before the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office may be the object of an appeal before the corresponding Administrative Courts.

		Filing contentious-administrative appeals against decisions of the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office
		Filing appeals for reversal against judgments handed down by the Superior Courts of Justice of the Autonomous Regions