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Leticia Caminero

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Author: leticiacaminero

Lawyer, arbitrator, domain name panelist, writer and blogger. Cambridge University and PUCMM alumma. Passionate about Intellectual Property, Technology, International Trade and Entrepreneurship.
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Participación de hoy en Tertulias IOMG

November 26, 2013May 17, 2015 leticiacaminero

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Public domain – Dominican Republic

November 1, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

The copyrighted work in the public domain may be used freely, however, the author should always be recognized as such and the work should not be … Continue reading Public domain – Dominican Republic

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Confusingly similar – Dominican Republic

October 10, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

To answer an objection or opposition to a trademark registration, identifying when a trademark is identical or confusingly similar to another is of vital importance.  The … Continue reading Confusingly similar – Dominican Republic

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The greatness of being famous – Dominican Republic

September 9, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

As for many things in life, being famous may offer plenty advantages for a distinctive sign (trademark, trade name, slogan, logo…) The Dominican Republic legislation considers … Continue reading The greatness of being famous – Dominican Republic

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Dispute resolution for .do

August 20, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

Following the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy for .do and Implementation Rules any dispute resolution between trademarks and domain names will be in charge of … Continue reading Dispute resolution for .do

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Who owns the copyrighted work? – Dominican Republic

July 8, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

In an earlier post about patent ownership, I mentioned that there are different dispositions regarding ownership of Intellectual Property in the Dominican Republic. The Law No. … Continue reading Who owns the copyrighted work? – Dominican Republic

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How far can I go with my registered trademark? – Dominican Republic

June 20, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

To know your rights as a trademark holder is as important as to know your limits. When you exercise the protection over your registered trademark please bear … Continue reading How far can I go with my registered trademark? – Dominican Republic

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Defense against trademark cancellation request – Dominican Republic

June 4, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

If you have a significant amount of time without using or just barely using your registered trademark and “out of nowhere” comes a non-use trademark cancellation … Continue reading Defense against trademark cancellation request – Dominican Republic

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Feria Lex-UNIBE

May 23, 2013May 17, 2015 leticiacaminero

Ofreciendo asistencia legal gratuita | Giving free legal advice  Continue reading Feria Lex-UNIBE

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Computer programs protection in Dominican Republic

May 21, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

The professional or amateurs programmers may have their computer programs creations protected thanks to the Dominican Copyright Law No. 65-00. Key questions: What is a computer … Continue reading Computer programs protection in Dominican Republic

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