Understanding your challenges is the foundation of our approach. At Properly, we combine the expertise of a multidisciplinary team to offer you personalized strategies that address your needs.
Our priority is to provide you with clarity and security at every step, ensuring that every solution we implement strengthens your company’s legal solidity.
Are you looking to safeguard
your intangible assets?
Our team offers comprehensive strategies to protect and manage your creations, inventions, or developments.
Do you seek to act according to fair competition practices and combat unfair practices?
We provide preventive and defensive legal advice.
Do you operate in a complex regulated sector?
Navigate the regulatory framework with confidence with our technical and legal support.
Do you know your consumers’ rights?
We provide preventive and defensive legal advice.
Do you want to know how to comply with personal data regulations?
We guide you and help you implement personal data protection policies according to applicable regulations.
No. All contents on the Internet have a creator, which is why it is necessary to verify if they are protected by some type of intellectual property (such as a trademark or copyright) and if they have been published with licenses that allow for free use and the terms under which their use is allowed. Otherwise, it will be necessary to have the license holder’s permission to use them.
Some exceptions that do not require permission from the holder are the following:
We can help you follow all the steps and so, avoid infringing third party rights.
Yes, influencers must always declare their content is advertising if their comments or opinions have a consideration. Remember that failure to declare their content is advertising is a violation of the Principle of Authenticity, and that both you as the advertiser and the influencer may be sanctioned by the competent authority.
It is any type of information which identifies you or makes you identifiable, for example, your name and last name, your national identity card or your passport number, your telephone number, your fingerprint, your image and voice, among others. Do not forget that only natural persons have personal data, information belonging to legal entities is not covered by this concept.
All of those who carry out activities in establishments open to the public, whether it is in their own store, stand in a fair or shopping center, in coworking spaces presented as independent establishments, with their own RUC (Unified Taxpayer Registration) number and their own invoicing forms, even on e-commerce or marketplace.
