Arturo D. Reyes was admitted to practice in Mexico in 1997. His professional thesis is about the use of trusts to raise capital for commercial corporations.
Arturo D. Reyes attended graduate studies at the Universidad Panamericana (Mexico City) in Industrial and Intellectual Property Law (1998) and Amparo Law (2000, with honors).
Since 1997, Arturo Reyes’ professional practice has been focused in intellectual property law. Although Arturo is a well-known trademark and patent litigator, he is also very active in drafting contracts concerning intellectual property rights, in trademark and patent filing and prosecution and in advising clients about how to identify and protect their intangible assets.
Arturo D. Reyes was an associate and junior partner of one of Mexico City’s largest general practice firm. In 2008, Arturo started his own practice at Reyes Fenig Asociados S.C.
Arturo is an active member of the Mexican Bar, the Mexican chapter of AIPPI and LES Mexico. Reyes Fenig Asociados S.C. is a member of the International Trademark Association.
Arturo D. Reyes was distinguished in 2006 by Latin Lawyer Magazine and Managing Intellectual Property as one of the top lawyers in Mexico regarding intellectual property and trademarks.
Arturo was been author or co-author of many articles concerning intellectual property. Some of his articles have been published in World Intellectual Property Report, World Licensing Law Report, Managing Intellectual Property and ITMA Review.
In 2003, the largest publisher of legal works in Mexico (Porrúa) published Arturo’s “La Protección de la Marca Registrada Mediante Acciones Civiles” or “The Protection of the Registered Trademark Through Civil Actions”.
Starting June 2008, Mr. Reyes started publishing articles related to intellectual property in Mexico in his blog.
From 2000 to 2009, Arturo thought Intellectual Property Law at the School of Design of the Universidad Anahuac, northern campus, in Mexico City. Arturo D. Reyes has also been speaker at conferences organized by the Mexican Chapter of the International Chamber of Commerce, the Mexican Bar and the Center for Studies and Spread of the Intellectual Property (CEDPI).
Languages: Spanish and English
