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Copyright Lawyers
We protect your literary, artistic, and scientific works against improper or unauthorized use.
Copyright protects original creations from the moment they take concrete form.
What is copyright?
It is the set of rules that grant legal protection to literary, artistic, and scientific works. This protection arises with the creation of the work itself, without the need for registration, and grants moral and economic rights to the author.
What does a copyright lawyer do?
Advises on the voluntary registration of works, use licenses, assignment of rights, and defense against plagiarism or unauthorized reproduction, both in physical and digital domains.
Your work is unique and deserves protection. Avoid future conflicts with specialized legal advice on copyright.
Contact UsCommon services provided by a
copyright lawyer
1
Work Registration
Although not mandatory, registration facilitates proof of authorship and creation date in case of dispute.
2
Contracts and Licenses
Drafting and review of assignment contracts, use licenses, distribution, or commercial exploitation of works.
3
Infringements and Plagiarism
Representation in legal actions against unauthorized reproduction, adaptation, or public communication of protected works.
4
Digital Protection
Advice against the improper use of content on digital platforms, social networks, and web environments.
Frequently Asked Questions about
Copyright
What works are protected by copyright?
Literary, musical, audiovisual, plastic, scientific, software works, and any original creation expressed in a concrete form are protected.
Is it mandatory to register a work?
No. Protection exists from the creation of the work itself. However, registration serves as proof in case of conflict.
What rights does the author have over their work?
The author has moral rights (such as recognition of authorship and integrity of the work) and economic rights (such as authorizing its reproduction or dissemination).
What is the difference between copyright and industrial property?
Copyright protects artistic or intellectual creations, while industrial property covers inventions, trademarks, designs, and other distinctive signs used in commerce.