We cover ALL of these countries from a single point of contact
Caribbean: Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Bes Islands, (Caribbean Netherlands), British Virgin Islands (BVI), Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Dominica, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Puerto Rico, St. Marteen, St. Kitts & Nevis, St.Lucia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago, Turks & Caicos, US Virgin Islands.
Central America: Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama.
South America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, French GA, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela.
Others: Mexico, Sao Tome & Principe, St. Helena.
Intellectual Property Made Simple!
We have come a long way since Eproint opened its doors for business in October of 2000.
We are intellectual property attorneys with an international reputation for quality and approachability. From our various offices located in Central America and the Caribbean, our team of professionals offer local and international IP advice to clients from around the world, with a particular emphasis on Caribbean, Central-American and South American IP law.
Regardless of the size of your company, at Eproint we can take care of legal processes to create and protect your brands, while providing you with an Intellectual Property strategy to achieve your goals including monetization and investment.
At Eproint you are our priority and we are dedicated to providing you with skilled, professional advice and support throughout each step of the process.
Blog and News
Dominican Republic: ONAPI integrates TMview for enhanced trademark search
The National Office of Industrial Property of the Dominican Republic (ONAPI) Reported that it has integrated…
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Growth in intellectual property protection in the Cayman Islands
According to the latest statistics from the Cayman Islands Intellectual Property Office (CIIPO), more companies and…
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New country brand: “Honduras, naturally yours”
The Honduran Tourism Institute (IHT) officially presented the tourism brand “Honduras, naturally yours”, the organization reported.…
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“Esencial Costa Rica”, a regional Champion
Costa Rica is the first country in Central and South America to become a “Champion” of…
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EL SALVADOR APPROVES NEW INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
The new Intellectual Property Law will take effect six months after its publication in the Official…
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EPROINT Welcomes Three New Partners, Signaling a New Era of Growth and Innovation
EPROINT is thrilled to announce the addition of three accomplished professionals to our partnership with their…
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EPROINT Shines in WTR1000 2024 Guide
Exciting news! EPROINT has secured the title of the only Leading Firm in both the Caribbean…
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EPROINT Stands Out Internationally: Eight Team Members Recognized in Chambers and Partners Global 2024
We are pleased to share the exciting news that eight members of our EPROINT team have…
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Rehabilitation For NON-USE Honduras
The “Rehabilitation for Non-Use” is a concept unique to Honduran trademark legislation, meaning there is no…
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IP in The Bahamas: The Need for Safeguarding Service Mark
For well over a century, traditional trade marks have enjoyed legal protection in The Bahamas. Regrettably,…
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What’s Said about us?
Costa Rica
“Unbeatable in terms of its coverage of the Central American and Caribbean regions, Eproint excels at delivering sophisticated and customised cross-border IP strategies to well-known international brands. Especially strong when it comes to trademarks – but proficient in all areas of intellectual property – the team renders commercially astute advice and proves itself not only efficient handling routine matters but also highly adept at dealing with complex trademark issues, such as designation of origin disputes and non-traditional trademark protection.”
“The Legal 500 2012 ranks the group as top tier.”
“The team led by Gabriela Bodden and Aaron Montero is particularly active in the consumer goods, pharmaceuticals and luxury goods industries. Bodden has a particularly strong track record in clearance searches and trade mark prosecution, as well as advising on IP matters related to medical cannabis. The preparation and filing of patent applications makes up the majority of Montero’s work in this field of law.”
“They are excellent”
“Gabriela Bodden co-heads the department and possesses know-how across a range of IP matters, with strong experience handling trade mark registration across the Caribbean region. Market sources describe her as “key to the firm.” Another commentator remarks that “she has a strong background in IP and is successful at attracting clients.”
“…one of IP’s finest..”
“The teams work, client care and responsiveness are truly phenomenal”
“I think it is not very helpful to go through any US firm when dealing with Latin American countries. I do not see any advantage. It is always my approach to go directly into a country, which is why we use Eproint”
“Market Feedback on the team”
“They have people dedicated to the IP business. They are very strong in the flexibility and reliability. The ease and speed of communication is very good. They speak excellent English which is very important in this international area”
“Well-regarded boutique firm with significant experience within the IP ambit. Recognised for working on trade mark registrations. Handles cross-border mandates and regularly manages regional portfolios, with a strong presence in the Caribbean. Also adept in contentious mandates, dealing with IP litigation and anti-counterfeiting cases.Strengths One interviewee notes: “They are an excellent firm, dedicated purely to IP with great professionals.”