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Gabriel Marín
IP Specialist
About Gabriel Marín
More than 23 years of professional experience in Intellectual Property. Specialized in the management, exploitation and defense of trademarks and designs, particularly in the European Union.
He stands out for his work in the design of strategies for the protection of distinctive signs, analysis of portfolios of industrial property rights, coexistence agreements, negotiations, legal actions before EUIPO, TGUE and TJUE, advice on intellectual property rights and new technologies.
Sectors: Distribution, agri-food, textile, automotive, aeronautics, communication technologies, audiovisual.
Education
- Law Degree, University of Alicante.
- Member of the Bar Association of Alicante.
- Master in Industrial and Intellectual Property and New Technologies, University of Alicante (Magister Lucentinus).
- University Expert in European Communities Law.
- Associate Professor at the University of Alicante (Civil Law. Intellectual Property area).
- Industrial Property Agent.
- Languages: Spanish and English
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Argentina implements key changes to its trademark system
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