Eproint

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Widely regarded as a market leader for IP law in Costa Rica, specialist firm Eproint handles the full spectrum of trade mark, patent and copyright matters, from prosecution through to litigation and transactions involving IP rights. The ‘excellent’ team’s ability to join up with the firm’s extensive network of offices throughout Central America and the Caribbean is a significant asset for regional and international clients, including key players from the pharmaceuticals, entertainment, technology, food and beverages and hospitality sectors, to name but a few. The firm now benefits from the expertise of six partners, following the arrivals of María Del Pilar López, a renowned expert in anti-counterfeiting actions and data protection law, and Simon Valverde and Luis Diego Castro, both of whom have a wealth of experience in patent prosecution and litigation, from Arias in June 2024. Founding partner Aaron Montero, who routinely advises on the protection of clients’ regional IP portfolios, and joint managing partner Gabriela Bodden, a key adviser on trade marks, patents and cannabis law, round out the leadership group. Seasoned IP practitioner Carlos Corrales and senior associate Karla Corrales, who coordinates the national IP department, are also noted.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘I personally know María del Pilar Lopez. I trust her work 100%, and I trust her legal judgement.’

  • 'Excellent lawyers - very committed and knowledgeable about the issues in depth. Representation in various Central American countries. Speed/cost benefit is very good compared to competitors.'

Key clients

  • World Intellectual Property Organization

Work highlights

Acting as adviser to the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and the Ministry of Justice and Peace in Costa Rica, leading an entrepreneurship social project with the inmates of one of Costa Rica's prisons at Centro de Atención Institucional (CAI) Jorge Arturo Montero Castro.