Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property
Welcome to Vega, Guerrero & Asociados (VGA), where our Intellectual Property (IP) practice combines technical expertise and strategic knowledge to safeguard your most valuable assets. Whether you are registering a trademark, securing a patent, or defending your rights against infringement, we provide comprehensive solutions tailored to the unique needs of international companies operating in Mexico.
Unmatched Technical Expertise: VGA is recognized by its commercial and industrial clients for its ability to handle complex IP issues, including trademarks, patents, utility models, industrial designs, copyrights, trade secrets, and geographical indications. Our specialized team ensures accuracy and compliance, from registrations to high-stakes litigation.
Sector-Specific Strategies: While our focus is centered on industrial and commercial clients, we also bring specialized knowledge in Entertainment Law, Fashion Law, and Sports Law to serve companies entering these dynamic fields.
Excellence in Litigation: Our robust litigation practice positions us as trusted advisors in the effective resolution of disputes, whether they involve administrative proceedings, infringement claims, or piracy cases.
Registration and Portfolio Management
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Monetization and Commercialization
Sector-Specific Services
Intellectual property is the cornerstone of innovation, brand recognition, and market competitiveness. At VGA, we not only protect your IP but also position it as a strategic asset for growth. With our team of experienced lawyers and technical specialists, your rights are safeguarded, monetized, and defended at every stage.
What IP assets can be registered in Mexico? You can register trademarks, patents, utility models, industrial designs, copyrights, trade secrets, and geographical indications with the IMPI.
How long does IP protection last in Mexico? Trademarks are valid for 10 years (renewable indefinitely), while patents are protected for 20 years from the filing date.
What should I do if someone infringes my IP rights in Mexico? Contact our team to develop a personalized legal strategy, including administrative actions, cease and desist letters, or litigation.
How can I monetize my IP in Mexico? Through licensing agreements, franchises, and technology transfer agreements, VGA helps you maximize revenue while protecting your rights.
At Vega, Guerrero & Asociados (VGA), we specialize in protecting and enhancing our clients’ intangible assets through customized intellectual property solutions. Our team of attorneys specializing in trademarks, patents, copyrights, and other related rights provides strategic advice that ensures not only the legal protection of your innovations but also their optimization in the market. We ensure that your intangible assets, such as technologies and creations, are managed effectively to generate competitive advantages and support the sustainable growth of your business.
Additionally, we provide proactive defense against infringements and disputes, assisting our clients with registration, licensing, technology transfers, and conflict resolution. With a comprehensive approach tailored to each client’s needs, at VGA, we work to maximize the value of your intellectual property, helping you navigate the competitive legal landscape with confidence and success.
Trademark Compliance: Successful defense of a designation of origin by canceling confusingly similar trademarks.
Patent Commercialization: Accelerated acquisition of a patent for small inventors, which became a precursor to a funding agreement.
Negotiation of Entertainment Contracts: Drafting of IP agreements focused on image protection for influencers.
Intellectual Property Regularization: Recovery of lost trademark rights through appropriate legal remedies.
By Marco Tena On March 6, 2025, the new collaboration mechanism between the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) and the Federal Commission for the
By Marco Tena On February 17, 2025, the agreement and annex by means of which the Ministry of Economy announces and promulgates the rules for
By Marco Tena The Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) has informed the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) that holders of
