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Litigation and Transactional Agreements

Litigation and Transactional Agreements

Our group of professionals have extensive experience in defending and enforcing our clients Intellectual Property Rights through transactional agreements and through litigation proceedings before authorities such as Mexican Institute of Industrial Property, National Institute of Copyright, Federal Tax and Administrative Court of Justice, District and Circuit Courts, Common Law Tribunals and General Prosecutor’s Office.

At Chávez · García · Lakimies we are aware our clients are focused in doing business, so we provide them with legal advice and accompaniment in the negotiation of transactional agreements, that works as an alternative and effective tool to solve any intellectual property dispute.

However, if that suits the interests and needs of our clients, litigation represents effective legal means against unfair competition cases, infringement of trademarks, patents and copyrights, counterfeit and piracy, as well as for damage recovery, fines imposition and preliminary or definitive injunctions and sanctions, such as:

  • The withdrawal or the impediment of the movement of infringing goods.
  • The withdrawal or prohibition of commercialization of goods used or manufactured illegally and of those used to manufacture illegal goods.
  • Seizure of goods.
  • The order of suspension or cessation of the acts that constitute a violation of the provisions of the Law.
  • Closure orders of one or more premises.