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'''Oscar Arias Hernandez''' is an associate, and currently in charge of [[Intellectual Property]] and Data Protection, at Basham, Ringe y Correa,SC.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/oscarariash LinkedIn About his current position]</ref> | '''Oscar Arias Hernandez''' is an associate, and currently in charge of [[Intellectual Property]] and Data Protection, at Basham, Ringe y Correa,SC.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/oscarariash LinkedIn About his current position]</ref> | ||
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Oscar Arias Hernandez is an associate, and currently in charge of Intellectual Property and Data Protection, at Basham, Ringe y Correa,SC.[1]
He has been an attorney with the firm since 2000, and was made the lead associate concerning Intellectual Property in 2010.[2]
Membership
- Academy of American and International Law
- Mexican Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property
- International Trademark Association
- Intellectual Property Professionals
- WIPO Academy Alumni [3]
Education
- 2000-2004: He received a bachelor degree for Law from the University Iberoamericana, Mexico;
- 2006: Harvard Law School for the ILAWA Seminar in Mexico;[4]
- 2008-2009: Within the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico he studied Law for Communications and Information Technology;
- 2009: Oscar Arias became a Fellow of the Academy of American of International Law within the Centre for American and International Law;
- 2010: He studied "Law for Industrial Property and Authoring" at the University Anahuac.[5]
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