Carlos Alberto Cabezas Delgado
Expertise:
Intellectual PropertyIndustrial property rights, copyright, patents, utility models, industrial designs, trademarks, geographical indications, confidential commercial information, plant breeder's rights.
, I also have knowledge in other areas of law such as:
About me:
Lawyer with over twenty years of experience in the private sector and seven years in the public sector. With a Master's degree in Intellectual Property and a specialization in Dispute Resolution in Commercial Agreements. University professor for undergraduate and graduate studies for over 15 years. Speaker and presenter at national and international levels in various legal discussion spaces and forums. Representative of the Ecuadorian Government before several International Organizations (2009 - 2014). Author of some written works related to teaching and professional activity. Currently Legal Manager and Compliance Officer at Duragas Abastible; Co-Director of the Ecuador Chapter of the Latin American Association of Legal Managers GL LATAM; and Delegate to the Arbitration and ADR Commission of the International Chamber of Commerce ICC for the mandate 2024 - 2027.
Lawyer Publications
3 articles
Legaltech in evolution: from legal software to the era of artificial intelligence
Technology is no longer an accessory to Law, it is part of its backbone. This article discusses how Legaltech powered by artificial intelligence is redefining legal practice, expanding its capabilities, humanizing its services, and demanding an ethical and interdisciplinary approach from those who practice law.
Copyright in the Digital Age: Protecting creativity in times of change
Copyright is, above all, a way to recognize and protect human creativity. In an increasingly changing digital environment, where technology expands possibilities but also risks, this article invites reflection on how to keep the essence of this right alive: that those who create can continue creating with freedom, respect, and dignity.
Industrial property with a strategic vision
Industrial property is much more than registrations or legal formalities. It is a strategic system that protects innovation, positions brands, and energizes the economy. In this article, I explore from experience and a practical perspective how trademark and patent rights work, their limits, and why the balance between exclusivity and public interest is key for companies that bet on competing and growing.