Goodrich, Riquelme y Asociados

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With a broad IP offering that includes patent prosecution, trade mark registration, IP litigation and enforcement, Goodrich, Riquelme y Asociados is a strong choice for domestic and international companies across various industries. The group has comprehensive contentious expertise covering patent-related amparo suits, trade mark cancellation actions and infringement cases. Behind the practice are senior partners Enrique Díaz, a leading IP specialist across the full spectrum of matters, and Guillermo Sosa, who handles the range of administrative proceedings and appeals in trade mark, patent and copyright disputes, as well as regulatory issues. On the junior partner level, Julio Cesar Prieto is well-versed in trade mark mandates, from filing and prosecution to protection and enforcement, whilst Juan Carlos Suarez specialises in all kinds of patents, including mechanical, electronic and design patents. Supporting matters is a deep bench of associates, including senior attorney Stephany Ibarra and more junior figure Maria Rosa Diaz, who are active in contentious IP disputes.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘It's a team of excellent attorneys and paralegals. They always respond quickly, and their communications are very clear.'

  • ‘They are highly skilled lawyers and are always on top of matters. Enrique Diaz and Guillermo Sosa are the partners we work with, and they provide us with excellent services in the areas of trade marks and patents.'

Key clients

  • Tao Licensing
  • Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne (CIVC) and Institut National de l’Origine et de la qualité (INAO)

Work highlights

Advised Openai Opco on the enforcement of its famous trade mark "CHAT GPT," successfully filing and prosecuting over 20 oppositions and issuing multiple cease and desist letters against confusingly similar trade marks.