Mr Ricardo Montero > Silva > Santiago, Chile > Lawyer Profile

Silva
HENDAYA 60, 4TH FLOOR
LAS CONDES
SANTIAGO, 7550188
Chile

Work Department

Trademarks / Domain Names

Position

Partner

Career

A specialist in Intellectual Property law, he joined Silva in July 2006. He has extensive experience in matters related to trademarks, domain names, and copyright, actively participating in negotiations, litigation, and contract drafting.

Throughout his career, he has notably been involved in legal proceedings representing various public sector organizations and well-known private companies, both national and international. On the academic front, he has taught civil law at Alberto Hurtado University and Adolfo Ibáñez University.

 

Languages

Spanish

Memberships

He is a member of the Chilean Association of Intellectual Property (ACHIPI) and the Chilean Licensing Society (LES Chile).

Lawyer Rankings

Chile > Intellectual property

(Leading partners)

Ricardo Montero – Silva

The ‘very strong, experienced and diverse’ team at IP law firm Silva comprises lawyers, engineers, and chemists, who protect, manage and defend IP rights at the global level. The large group covers the gamut of IP work, ranging from trade marks, patents, industrial designs, utility models and copyright, to domain names, regulatory issues and litigation. The practice also field specialists in IT, entertainment, sports law, data protection and access to information, along with geographical indications and designations of origin. The team is co-led by founding partner; Juan Pablo Silva, an expert in trade marks, geographical indications and designations of origin; trade mark and patent practitioner Francisco Silva, who also heads the firm’s international department; and Ricardo Montero, an adviser on trade marks, domain names and copyright. The next line of experienced advisers includes Andrés Grunewaldt (the current director of the Chilean Association of Intellectual Property) and Sebastián Alvarado, who both ‘always provide the best advice for patent cases’; and Rodrigo León, whose track record includes drafting IP policies and regulations for major universities and companies in Chile. At associate level, Luis Felipe Opazo (trade marks, geographical indications and appellations of origin) and Manuel Concha (trade marks, copyright, license agreements, opposition lawsuits, and nullity claims) are both experienced IP practitioners.