When litigating trademark infringement cases in Colombia, the issue arises as to how the plaintiff should provide valid evidence of the damages arising from the unauthorized use of a trademark, as well as to what admissible evidence may be used
Cindy Lorena Chamorro Velásquez (Universidad de los Andes), Manuel Fernández Sierra (Universidad de los Andes), Oscar Andres Espinosa Acuña (National University of Colombia), Restrictions on Access to Healthcare Services in Colombia: Evidence following the Liquidation of the Health Promotion Entity
ALIVE Ventures selects DealCloud to enhance deal execution and relationship management
Acumen LatAm Impact Ventures (ALIVE), a Bogotá, Colombia–based investment advisory firm, has selected DealCloud to enhance its deal execution and relationship management. The firm will leverage DealCloud’s technology to
Want to learn more about Colombian immigrants to the United States? Perhaps you should. “Colombians comprise the largest group of South American immigrants in the United States, and about 2 percent of the overall immigrant population. More than half live in
At the end of last week, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the implementation of new family reunification parole (FRP) processes for Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, advancing the Administration’s expanded lawful pathways for migration and
Decision 486 of 2000 of the Andean Community sets forth several events that may give rise to the rejection of trademark registration. Said events intend to protect the general interest that is involved in ensuring that no exclusive rights are
If you are a Colombian citizen married to a US citizen, you can apply for a CR1/IR1 or Spousal visa. You can apply for a CR-1 visa if your marriage is less than two years old or an IR-1 if
Exclusive rights over a trademark in Colombia arise from registration. Also, when holding a trademark registration in Colombia, the obligation arises for its owner to use the trademark in commerce, beginning three (3) years from the date when registration was
Isabel Cristina Jaramillo Sierra (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia), The New Colombian Law on Abortion, 159 Int’l J. Gynecology and Obstetrics 3 (2023):On February 21, 2022, the Colombian Constitutional Court decided that the existing regulation of abortion was
