Guillermo Treviño’s tasks comprise obtaining protection for our clients of: reserva rights (names of TV programs, printed matter, diffusion via computer networks, names of fiction characters or human characterizations and their features, etc.) recordation of works (drawing, computer programs, photography, audiovisual works, applied art, etc.), in order that third parties do not seek to use such protections in the Copyright field. He deals with negotiations with collecting societies for royalties collection, as well as obtaining the permits and licenses from the owners of economic rights over works, for using these works on behalf of our clients within several environments —cinematographic, advertisements in television, printed matter, etc.
Likewise we perform consultancies within the copyright environment, attendance to mediation meetings (conciliation procedure with Mexican Copyright Office) for the solution of complaints of authors, models, artists, as well as the implementation of legal actions for the defense of copyrights of our clients in any legal environment whatsoever.
Furthermore he makes consultancies in the field of Regulatory law, such as: contests, games and sweepstakes, defense and follow up of consumer complaints, attendance to public purchases for the acquisition of assets and services, in the sector of federal government and state and municipal governments.
When I’m not being a lawyer…
Sea fishing, which is reassuring and fun accompanied by a night sky full of stars; football containing strategies and game plans; going out to the cinema; theater providing a taste of human live action; visiting ecological reserves serving to appreciate nature; reading books with religious and spiritual content; and playing with my young daughters in the park, all manage to show me —that life is beautiful.
Education
- Universidad del Valle de México
Juris Doctor, 1988
Affiliations
- Asociación Mexicana para la Protección de la Propiedad Intelectual (AMPPI)
- Barra Mexicana de Abogados (BMA)
Languages
- English
- Spanish