New recognition: WTR Global Leaders 2026
Our partners Hector Palacio, Mingo Palacio and Diego Palacio were included in a new edition of World Trademark Review – Global Leaders.
Argentina Continues to Modernize Its Patent System: Resolution 197/2026
While the Patent Office (INPI) has recently introduced greater flexibility for filing Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) requests, Argentina has also taken an important step toward its accession to the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT).
Recent Key Patent Developments in Argentina: Resolution 142/2026 & PCT Progress
While the Patent Office (INPI) has recently introduced greater flexibility for filing Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) requests, Argentina has also taken an important step toward its accession to the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT).
Mercedes Durlach, honored as Practitioner of the Year at the Managing IP Awards Americas 2026
We are happy to share that our partner, Mercedes Durlach, has been named Argentina’s Practitioner of the Year at the Managing IP Awards Americas 2026. This award highlights her trajectory and positions her as one of the region’s distinguished IP professionals. As always, we thank our clients and colleagues for their continued trust, our great […]
Significant Increase in INPI Official Fees as from April 1, 2026
The Argentine Patent and Trademark Office has implemented an increase of approximately 100% and introduced a new adjustment system tied to inflation.
New patent landscape in Argentina: Practical Takeaways for Applicants
First Step in a Broader Shift Toward International IP Standards
Argentina removes restrictions on pharmaceutical and chemical patent applications
A major milestone for the Argentine patent system and a very welcome piece of news for applicants.
Entry into force of the Nice Classification – 13th Edition as of January 1, 2026
The Argentine National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) has announced that the 13th Edition of the Nice Classification will enter into force on January 1, 2026.
Important: Changes in the Trademark Law in Argentina – INPI Resolution 583/2025
The National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) published on December 11th Resolution 583/2025, which introduces—once again—substantial modifications to the trademark registration procedure in Argentina, with the stated intention of streamlining the process, shortening timelines, and aligning our system with international standards.
Argentina– United Statements Agreement (ARTI): Impact on Patent Prosecution in Argentina
The Agreement includes a number of commitments that, if implemented, could substantially modify the current patent landscape, particularly in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals and biotechnology.