Líder Legal interviewed Juan Oriol, managing partner of Oriol-IP, about the major challenges for trademark and patent protection raised by globalization and digitalization, Oriol-IP’s
growth objectives, current challenges in trademark and patent protection in Spain, and the future of intellectual property in Spain and Europe, among other topics.
In the interview, Juan asserts that “protection against international digital infringements
and the impact of artificial intelligence on intellectual property rights are challenges that must be addressed urgently.”
He also explains that “Spain has made a significant progress in harmonizing its regulations with European ones, but there is still work to be done. Disruptive technologies, such as artificial intelligence, require a regulatory framework that combines legal certainty and flexibility to
adapt to technological advances. This balance will be key to fostering innovation and protecting the rights of all stakeholders.”
