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25 November 2021
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Newsletter - Latin America IP SME Helpdesk
Your monthly digest of IP news in Latin America directly to your inbox
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Upcoming events
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Latest IP updates in Latin America
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The main challenges when applying for a patent in Argentina for EU SMEs
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If you are an EU SME trying to internationalise to Argentina, we propose to you in this article an updated analysis of the Argentinian Patent system. Knowing the advantages and challenges when applying for a patent in Argentina will be very useful to you, if you wish to embark on a new path towards this Latin American country.
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New publications
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Intellectual property enforcement in Brazil
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This factsheet aims to provide an overview of the legal framework in Brazil regarding IPR enforcement, focusing on the law applicable to each case and the kind of injunctions and remedies that can be applied for, as well as some practical advice.
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Introduction to IP valuation
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Many companies create and own IP in the course of their activity. It can be technical innovations protectable through patents, technological or commercial information that can be protected as trade secrets, works protected through copyright or design rights, or brands protected through trade marks. Most companies only “own” these IP Rights and have little or no information about their real value. Therefore, it is important for companies to know the real value of their IP assets. This is what IP valuation is about. It will shed light on potential commercial opportunities. It can also ease decision-making processes involving IP Rights.
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IP systems comparative: Mexico vs Europe
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In 2019, Mexico was the 12th largest partner for EU exports of goods and the 15th largest partner for EU imports of goods. As one of the main Latin American economies, Mexico is a key market for European companies in the region. Nevertheless, European SMEs should be cautious when entering the Mexican market to ensure that their intellectual property rights are adequately protected there. Remember that registered IP rights are territorial in nature and are therefore protected only in the territory in which they have been registered. Consequently, any IP Rights registered in Europe will have no legal validity in Mexico, until they are also registered in this country.
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Helpline service available for EU/COSME SMEs
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Send us your IP queries
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The Helpline service provides first-line assistance on Intellectual Property protection and IP rights enforcement in Latin America. All questions sent through this service will receive a tailor-made answer by our IP experts or it will be signposted to appropriate organisations within no more than 3 working days.
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