Lía Esperanza Incer Flores

Lía Incer is Senior Associate and Director of the Intellectual Property practice at GarciaBodan Managua.

Her practice specializes in Intellectual Property, particularly in Copyrights and Related Rights. Prior to joining the firm, she served as Director of Copyright and Related Rights of the General Directorate of the Intellectual Property Registry; where she leaded, administered and executed government policies in that area, acted as mediator in conflicts generated by violation of the rights of this practice, among others.

Likewise, she was part of a renowned law firm in the country, where she specialized in the registration of trademarks and other distinctive signs.

She has a Master’s degree in Intellectual Property from Universidad Carlos III of Madrid, Spain; where she also did practices to sharpen her knowledge.

She has participated as an exhibitor in different Intellectual Property workshops, including the Sub-regional Meeting of the World Intellectual Property Organization -OMPI- for countries of Central America and the Dominican Republic; and the workshop on Copyright linked to digital art and animation in Nicaragua.

Practice areas:

- Trademarks and other Distinctive Signs

- Copyrights

- Sanitary registrations of foods products, cosmetics, pharmaceutics and agricultural.

- Patents and Industrial Designs

- Entertainment Law

- Consumer Law

- Speaker at the First International Congress on Intellectual Property Law and Innovation, Central American University of Nicaragua (UCA), April 2022.

- Speaker at the WIPO Sub-regional Meeting for the Countries of Central America and the Dominican Republic on the Beijing Treaty for Audiovisual Performances, Organization of the World Intellectual Property Organization and the -National Copyright Office of the Dominican Republic.

- Speaker at the Intellectual Property Workshop: Copyright in digital art and animation in Nicaragua, taught at Universidad Católica Redemptoris Mater.

- Speaker at the National Copyright Workshop on the Marrakesh Treaty to facilitate access to published works for people who are blind, visually impaired or have other skills to access the printed text, organized by the World Intellectual Property Organization and the Ministry of Development, Industry and Commerce of Nicaragua.

- Speaker at the National Workshop on Copyright and Related Rights: Challenges and opportunities of the digital era, organized by the World Intellectual Property Organization and the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Commerce of Nicaragua.