A patent opposition is a legal procedure that allows third parties to challenge the validity of a patent application before or after it is granted, by alleging non-compliance with the requirements of patentability. This mechanism varies significantly across jurisdictions. In Europe, opposition before the European Patent Office (EPO) must be filed within nine months after … Read more
Chile has emerged as a key hub for businesses expanding in Latin America. Understanding the trademark registration process in Chile is essential for securing your trademark’s protection in this dynamic market. How Long Does It Take to Register a Trademark in Chile? The estimated timeframe for a trademark to move from application to registration (under … Read more
In Chile, trademark oppositions are governed by the IP Law and are examined by the Chilean Trademark Office (INAPI). We have to consider that while an opposition is filed, the Chilean TMO will still run its own examination and can issue an office action based on absolute and relative grounds. Both the opposition and the … Read more
Patenting in Chile can offer several advantages depending on your specific circumstances and business goals. Chile is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), providing access to international markets through its patent system. Besides, Chile serves as a gateway to other Latin American countries. By securing a … Read more
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