Does Embedding Third-Party Content Infringe Copyright? Emmerich and Argentina Compared
The Fifth Circuit’s Emmerich decision compared with Argentine cases on links, search engines, platforms and embedded content.
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Copyright and the Circular Economy: The Legal Limits of Upcycling
You may resell an authentic used product, but transforming its artwork, design or branded parts into a new commercial item raises different IP issues.
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Hiring in Argentina: Employee, Contractor, EOR or Local Entity?
A practical guide for foreign companies choosing between an Argentine employee, contractor, EOR, branch or local subsidiary.
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Can A24 Make an SCP Movie? Creative Commons, Derivative Works and DRM
Intellectual Property · Open Licenses An announced SCP film shows how an open license can permit a commercial production while making the exclusivity expected by studios and distributors much harder to secure. A24 can participate in an SCP-related film, charge for tickets and distribute it commercially, but that does not necessarily give the company exclusive...
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Trademark, Trade Name and .com.ar Domain in Argentina: Key Differences
Intellectual Property · Trademarks A business may use the same words on its storefront, products and website. Under Argentine law, however, those uses involve separate assets, and protecting one does not automatically secure the others. A trademark, a trade name and a .com.ar domain are not the same thing in Argentina. A trademark distinguishes goods...
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In Dubio Pro Operario After Argentina’s Labor Reform
Law 27,802 retained Argentina’s more-favorable-rule test but removed express directions on interpretive and evidentiary doubt. This guide explains the debate.
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Annual Leave After Argentina’s Labor Reform: A Guide for SMEs
Business Law · Argentina Argentina’s labor reform allows employers and employees to agree on splitting annual leave into periods of at least seven days. Employers need clear consent, advance notice and reliable records to use the new flexibility safely. An employer in Argentina may split an employee’s annual leave after the labor reform, but cannot...
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Trademark Renewal in Argentina: Deadlines and Late Filing
Learn the INPI deadlines, declarations of use and grace period for renewing a trademark registration in Argentina.
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Independent Workers with Collaborators in Argentina: How PADIC Works and When Employment Risk Arises
Business Law in Argentina PADIC allows a self-employed worker to carry out a productive venture with up to three independent collaborators. Registration is required, but genuine autonomy must also exist in practice. A self-employed worker in Argentina may engage up to three independent collaborators through PADIC without automatically turning them into employees. The regime is...
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How Much Does It Cost to Register a Trademark in Argentina?
Intellectual Property · Trademarks The price is not a single fixed amount: it depends on the classes you need, the number of goods or services listed, and the scope of professional assistance. As an official starting point, registering a trademark in Argentina costs 100 UMAPI for each class covered by the application, including up to...
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