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Cross-Border Perspective. Coordinated Legal Strategy.

Maribel brings more than two decades of intellectual property experience across Latin America and the Caribbean, complemented by extensive commercial legal experience and a personal connection to the region. She has led regional trademark strategies, brand enforcement, licensing, and the coordination of legal matters with local counsel across multiple jurisdictions, with particular experience in Brazil and South America.

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Services

Brand Protection Across Borders

Maribel advises U.S. companies seeking to protect and expand their brands internationally, as well as international businesses navigating U.S. trademark protection and related commercial matters.

Her services include:

  • Regional trademark portfolio strategy and management
  • Madrid Protocol filings and international trademark protection
  • Coordination of local trademark prosecution, enforcement, and disputes
  • Trademark licensing and commercialization
  • Legal support for cross-border commercial initiatives

Navigating
Regional Complexity

Protecting and managing brands across Latin America and the Caribbean requires more than an understanding of trademark laws. Differences in local procedures, enforcement practices, commercial environments, and regulatory requirements can significantly influence business decisions.

Drawing on years of regional leadership and hands-on experience, Maribel helps clients anticipate these challenges, develop commercially practical strategies, and coordinate effectively with trusted local counsel across jurisdictions.

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Whether you are building a brand, addressing a trademark dispute, expanding internationally, or seeking strategic business counsel, contact the firm to discuss your needs.

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