Lawyer specializing in Entertainment, Copyright, and Industrial Property, with over 25 years of experience. Founding partner of the firm “De la Parra & Asociados,” a boutique Entertainment Law and Clearance firm with over 12 years in the market, ranked at the highest level (leader) in entertainment firms according to the French agency Leaders League. He has overseen more than 50 feature films and series as a production legal advisor and is the lawyer who has handled the most copyright cases before the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation.

Academic Background: He holds a PhD in Law from the Institute of Legal Research of UNAM, a Master’s degree in Intellectual Property and Information Society Law from the University of Alicante, Spain, and completed postgraduate studies in Copyright and Related Rights at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a specialist in Intellectual Property Law from Universidad Panamericana and holds a Law degree from the Faculty of Law of UNAM.

Teaching Activity: He has been a professor of Intellectual Property for more than 22 years, teaching in both the Postgraduate and Undergraduate programs at the Faculty of Law of UNAM and at Universidad Panamericana.

Publications: He is the author of the books “Introduction to Intellectual Law,” “Human Rights and Copyright,” “The Right to One’s Own Image,” “Authors, Artists, and Inventors’ Rights,” “Television Retransmissions, Copyright, and Telecommunications,” and “Copyright and Hotel Rooms.” Additionally, he has authored several articles published in Argentina, Brazil, Spain, and Mexico. His writings have been cited by the Court of Justice of the Andean Community, the Mexican Supreme Court, and the Specialized Intellectual Property Chamber of the Federal Administrative Court in rulings to resolve cases.

Recognitions: He was named “Face of Intellectual Property” by the magazine “Mi Patente.” He has been awarded by the Mexican Academy of Sciences, the National Institute of Copyright, the Intellectual Rights Association of Argentina, the Institute of Legal Research of UNAM, the Ministry of the Interior, the Association for Teaching and Research of Copyright in Spain (ASEDA), and others.