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Intellectual property
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Life sciences and health care
Industrial property
Copyrights
New technology
Competition law
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Chairman of the Peruvian Association for Industrial Property (2013 – 2015) APPI.
Member of the Inter American Association for Intellectual Property ASIPI.
Attends every year the International Trademark Association conferences INTA.
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Outstanding partner Marta Fernández continues to gain market-leading praise from interviewees who highlight her experience and creativity in the IP sphere.
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Marta Fernández has extensive experience in intellectual property. Her service stands out for its personal approach, rapid response, and pragmatism in her answers and opinions.
Marta is a lawyer with an exceptional analytical ability. Her solutions and management proposals are highly valued.
Marta Fernández has extensive experience in intellectual property. Her service stands out for its personal approach, rapid response, and pragmatism in her answers and opinions.
Marta is a lawyer with an exceptional analytical ability. Her solutions and management proposals are highly valued.
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Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera promotes three new principal partners
Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados recently promoted three partners, Marta Fernández Pepper, Eduardo González Espinoza and Andrés Kuan-Veng Cabrejo, to principal partners, so there are now nine name partners in the firm.
E-health: the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in the health field
This article contains a general overview of the possibilities afforded by technology available on the Internet as far as health is concerned. The combination of these three elements, technology-Internet-Health, has resulted in a number of e-terms being coined, like e-health or cybermedicine.
Some comments on compulsory licensing of patented pharmaceutical products
Compulsory licensing of patents could be considered some sort of “expropriation” mechanism pursuant to which the State, for public policy, emergency or national security , which should be previously declared, authorizes third parties to produce or import generic versions of a patented product.
The brand is an essential part of a franchise and an efficient tool to grow a business, increase sales, and enter new markets, both national and international, at minimum cost.
Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera promotes three new principal partners
Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados recently promoted three partners, Marta Fernández Pepper, Eduardo González Espinoza and Andrés Kuan-Veng Cabrejo, to principal partners, so there are now nine name partners in the firm.
E-health: the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in the health field
This article contains a general overview of the possibilities afforded by technology available on the Internet as far as health is concerned. The combination of these three elements, technology-Internet-Health, has resulted in a number of e-terms being coined, like e-health or cybermedicine.
Some comments on compulsory licensing of patented pharmaceutical products
Compulsory licensing of patents could be considered some sort of “expropriation” mechanism pursuant to which the State, for public policy, emergency or national security , which should be previously declared, authorizes third parties to produce or import generic versions of a patented product.
The brand is an essential part of a franchise and an efficient tool to grow a business, increase sales, and enter new markets, both national and international, at minimum cost.