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"I like and value their prompt and timely service as well as their experience and insight in navigating the patent process in Ecuador."

"They were able to provide the same excellent service that I receive from their other global offices."

Corral Rosales is one of the largest trademark and patent filers in Ecuardo. The firm was founded in 1975 and is composed of a comprehensive team of lawyers, agents, and technical staff. The team provides a plethora of IP services, including but not limited to: patents, trademarks, copyrights, litigation, anti-counterfeiting, portfolio management, franchising, and licensing. Corral Rosales prides itself on continuous investment in its team and tools, precedent-setting work, and technical expertise 

Notable IP practitioners: Maria Cecilia Romoleroux, Francisco Gallegos R., Eduardo Rios, Katherine Gonzalez H., Gabriel Kuri, Carolina Montalvo, Miguel Maigualema, Andrea Miño 

Maria Cecilia Romoleroux and Francisco Gallegos R. are Joint Managing Partners of Corral Rosales. They are supported by an esteemed team of managing partners, associates, and technical practitioners.  

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María Cecilia Romoleroux discusses the challenges she has faced in her career in IP and how she hopes to improve things for the next generation of women
The Women in Business Law Awards is excited to present its shortlist for the 2022 Americas Awards
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The Women in Business Law Awards announces the launch of the inaugural Global Awards
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