it damages consumer trust and may even be a health and safety risk. For international firms, managing enforcement from abroad can be challenging: multiple borders, slow coordination, and limited visibility.
We design and execute local anti-counterfeiting strategies that connect brand protection goals with effective, on-the-ground enforcement — from customs to courtrooms.
Customs recordation and enforcement.
Investigation and evidence gathering.
Collaboration with authorities and law enforcement.
Criminal and civil actions against infringers.
Trademark enforcement.
Counterfeit products threaten brand value and consumer trust. IP Right helps international brands investigate suspected counterfeiting, preserve evidence, and coordinate customs enforcement and legal action across Central America.
Yes. IP Right has experience supporting counterfeit product seizures in Guatemala. The firm works with investigators and local authorities to identify suspected infringing goods and coordinate enforcement measures.
Counterfeit products can enter markets through international shipments. IP Right assists brand owners with customs recordation, product identification, and coordination with customs authorities to support the detection and detention of suspected counterfeit goods.
Yes. IP Right supports online brand protection through monitoring, evidence collection, platform takedown requests, and legal enforcement strategies to address unauthorized trademark use and suspected counterfeit listings.
IP Right’s partners have over 50 years of combined experience in intellectual property law. The firm reported more than 60 enforcement actions in 2025, supporting brand owners with trademark protection and anti-counterfeiting matters.