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Müggenburg, Gorches y Peñalosa, S.C. (MGPS)

Intellectual Property

Latin America Guide 2027 : Mexico

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Müggenburg, Gorches y Peñalosa, S.C. (MGPS)

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Intellectual Property - Mexico

Band 3

What the Team is Known For
Müggenburg, Gorches y Peñalosa houses a respected department with longstanding experience in the IP arena in Mexico. The intellectual property team's core areas of activity include contentious matters such as opposition actions in respect of trade marks and patent infringement disputes. It is also known for its prosecution practice, assisting clients with obtaining patents and maintaining existing IP portfolios. The firm's client roster draws from a number of industries including consumer goods, technology and pharmaceuticals.
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Strengths

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  • Müggenburg, Gorches y Peñalosa always demonstrate clear communication and provide timely responses.

    Intellectual Property respondentLatin America

Notable Practitioners

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  • Esteban C Gorches Guerrero
    Esteban C Gorches Guerrero

    Esteban C Gorches Guerrero

    Well-regarded partner Esteban Gorches Guerrero garners recognition for his solid intellectual property litigation capabilities in Mexico. His recent work includes trade mark and patent infringement claims.

    • Esteban Gorches Guerrero provides excellent support. He communicates effectively and responds in a timely manner.

      Intellectual Property respondentLatin America
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  • Ana Urquizo Gómez
    Ana Urquizo Gómez

    Ana Urquizo Gómez

    Mexico City-based practitioner Ana Urquizo Gómez is experienced in the prosecution of patents and trade marks.
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