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Mayora IP Expands Regional Reach with The Legal 500 Latin America 2024 Recognition
By Mayora IP
The Legal 500 Latin America 2024 analyses the capabilities of law firms across the region, with a comprehensive research programme to bring the most up-to-date vision of the global legal market.
The latest ranking affirms the growth for Mayora IP, with the entry of the El Salvador practice into the publication, joining Tier 1 Guatemala team among the leaders in IP legal service delivery in the region.
"This ranking is further evidence of Mayora IP’s growing prowess and we take this opportunity to congratulate the entire team who make such recognitions possible. We also want to thank our amazing clients, especially those who take time out of their busy schedules to say great things about us and our work!", stated Mayora IP.
The Legal 500 higlighted the Guatemalan office as its praised by clients as first class in every way, particularly sought after in litigation, frequently handling unfair competition, cancellation, and infringement and anti-counterfeiting actions. It is also well versed in the management of large trademark portfolios and handles a significant number of patent filings (particularly pharmaceutical patents), as well as assisting with copyright, industrial designs, technology transfer, trade secrets and domain names.
Mayora IP
MAYORA IP, S.A., a sister firm of Mayora & Mayora, with an established practice for 60 years, takes pride in its unfailing commitment to excellence and for strategically managing, protecting, and enforcing intangible assets.
Driven by the legacy and memory of its founding partner, Eduardo Mayora Dawe, MAYORA IP advises its clients to acquire, manage and protect their intellectual property.
Its team of lawyers and paralegals work in the areas of patents, trademarks, trade dress, trade secrets, domain names and copyrights, and regularly counsels on procurement, prosecution,enforcement, licensing, and litigation.
MAYORA IP is proud to share that after years of providing services in Honduras and in El Salvador, the legacy of its founding partner, Eduardo Mayora Dawe, does not cease to grow.
