IP Protection & The Path to Innovation
Hispanic National Bar Association
Speaking Engagement
April 01, 2017
Jose Sariego moderates a panel discussing the role of IP protection and the path to innovation and progress at the Hispanic National Bar Association's 2017 Corporate Counsel Conference.
The panel discusses developing countries' changing demographics and renewed interest in technology, the intellectual property protection system and the current status of trademark, copyright, and patent protection in Latin America, in addition to lessons from IP practitioners facing challenges in other jurisdictions.
The panel discusses developing countries' changing demographics and renewed interest in technology, the intellectual property protection system and the current status of trademark, copyright, and patent protection in Latin America, in addition to lessons from IP practitioners facing challenges in other jurisdictions.
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