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Clients choose Quevedo & Ponce to protect and develop their business operations, brands and Intellectual Property needs because of our top-notch advice and exceptional responsiveness.
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Use of Digital Avatars: An Appropriate Measure Against Organized Crime?
Through Resolution No. 164-2026, the Plenary of Ecuador’s Council of the Judiciary approved the Technical-Operational Protocol for the Use of Digital Avatars as a Security Measure in Remote Hearings, introducing a new technological tool intended to mitigate certain risks faced by judges and other judicial officers.
Plant Varieties in Ecuador: Protecting Innovation in the Agricultural Sector
The development of new plant varieties represents an important source of innovation in the agricultural sector.
Economic Concentrations in Ecuador
Mergers, acquisitions, and transactions involving a change of control may be subject to Ecuador’s economic concentration control regime. The applicable rules establish specific thresholds to determine when a transaction must be notified in advance to the Superintendence of Economic Competition and allow the authority to authorize, condition, or prohibit a transaction depending on its effects on competition.
The right to remain unpublished and the posthumous publication of Gabriel García Márquez’s work “See You in August”
We all celebrate being able to read one more work by García Márquez, but what about respect for his copyright? The posthumous publication of “See You in August” has reignited the debate over the right to remain unpublished, an inalienable moral right that empowers creators to decide whether their work is released or remains unpublished. Although the Colombian Nobel laureate expressed his intention not to publish it during his lifetime, his heirs authorized its publication, raising an ethical and legal dilemma regarding the limits of rights heirs as custodians of the author’s original intent.
The UBS Case: When Having a Compliance System Does Not Mean Controlling Risk
UBS is one of the world’s largest financial groups. Headquartered in Switzerland, it provides private banking, wealth management, investment management and investment banking services. Its United States operations include UBS Financial Services Inc., a company that provides financial and investment services to clients.
Relevant Market in Ecuador Competition Law: How Is It Defined?
The relevant market is one of the fundamental concepts in Competition Law, as it defines the scope in which companies compete and helps determine whether a particular conduct may affect market competition. Its proper definition is essential for assessing anticompetitive practices, abuse of market power, and merger control
Implications of Personal Data Processing in Contractual Matters
In the Ecuadorian business environment, the inclusion of specific data protection clauses in contracts is not optional, but rather a legal obligation under the LOPDP, which prohibits the use of generic authorizations, to ensure that the processing of information is lawful and to avoid severe sanctions by the Superintendence of Personal Data Protection.
