1900-1988. Licentiate’s degree in Law, University of Costa Rica, 1925.

From 1930 to 1988, he was an associate attorney of the firm Pennie & Edmonds, LLP, of New York, for whom he registered trademarks and trade names of international business clients for more than fifty years.

Congressman, Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica, 1942 – 1944.

Alternate Justice, Supreme Court of Justice, 1953-1960.

Born in 1959. Licentiate’s degree in Law, Autonomous University of Central America. Notary Public designated by the Supreme Court of Justice since 1985.

 

In 1986, she was invited by her grandfather Lic. Jorge Calzada Bolandi, to work at his law firm, thus initiating more than twenty years of successful and sound professional practice, advising national and international clients in the field of Intellectual Property.

Expert in trademark and patent registration.

Expert in Trademark and Patent

 

Languages: Spanish and English.

 

Fields of Practice: Intellectual Property Law: Trademarks and Patents; Copyright; Corporate Law.

Licentiate’s degree in Law, International University of the Americas, and Notary Public designated by the National Directorate of Notarial Practice.

 

Intellectual Property Advisor, Ministry of Justice of Costa Rica.

 

Participant in WIPO Seminars, Geneva, Switzerland.

 

Coordinator and Head, National Patent Office, Costa Rica.

 

Private advisor (outsourcing) of firms specialized in Intellectual Property, in the field of patents, and advisor of local innovative companies.

 

International lecturer on behalf of the Costa Rican Patent Office at Latin American meetings organized by the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation on the subject of Patents and Technological Information in Colombia, and Bolivia.

 

Expert in management of Patents under the PCT -Patent Cooperation Treaty- System.

 

Languages: Spanish and English.

 

Fields of Practice: Intellectual Property Law: Trademarks, Patents; Sanitary Registrations; Copyright and Related Rights; Corporate Law.