Kaslyn Lopez

IP Specialist

Costa Rica
Kaslyn López is an IP Specialist in Eproint's Patent Department, where she supports patent, utility model, and industrial design matters in Costa Rica and across regional portfolios. Her work focuses on the coordination and prosecution of patent matters from initial filing through grant, maintenance, and annuity management.

Areas of Expertise

  • Patent Prosecution Support
  • Office Action Reporting
  • Utility Models & Industrial Designs
  • Grant & Annuity Management
  • Formalities & Docketing
  • Technical-Legal Patent Support
  • Regional Patent Portfolio Coordination
  • Client & Foreign Associate Coordination

Professional Background

Kaslyn López is an IP Specialist in Eproint’s Patent Department, where she supports patent, utility model, and industrial design matters in Costa Rica and across regional portfolios. Her work focuses on the coordination and prosecution of patent matters from initial filing through grant, maintenance, and annuity management.

She assists with the preparation and review of filing requirements, powers of attorney, assignments, priority documents, translations, Office Action reporting, technical examination stages, publications, grant formalities, and post-grant maintenance. She also coordinates with clients, foreign associates, technical advisors, and local patent authorities to ensure timely and accurate prosecution of patent portfolios throughout the region.

Kaslyn combines practical experience in patent prosecution with legal and technical training. Her background allows her to support the patent team in matters involving technical inventions, procedural strategy, prosecution follow-up, and client reporting, particularly in technology-driven and innovation-focused portfolios.

Education

  • Legal studies, Universidad de Costa Rica (in progress)
  • Academic training in Chemical Engineering

Languages

EnglishSpanish

Contact

klopez@eproint.com
Costa Rica Office

WORK WITH KASLYN

"Precision in patent prosecution depends on understanding both the legal process and the technical context behind innovation."