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Ronald Aubert Villalta

Position: Associate

Degree: Intellectual Property Specialist

Languages: Spanish and English

505 2278 6349

raubert@foa-law.com

Professional experience

Lic. Ronald Antonio Aubert Villalta is a lawyer and Notary Public of the Republic of Nicaragua. He joined Francisco Ortega & Asociados in June 2007 as an Paralegal. He graduated from the Universidad Central de Nicaragua (UCN) with a Bachelor of Laws in 2011. Mr. Aubert is a specialist in Real Estate Registry Law and Intellectual Property issues; he provides legal advice in these areas to both local and foreign companies. Before becoming an associate of our firm, he worked for several years at the Public Registry of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Development, Industry and Commerce of Nicaragua.

Higher education

  1. Law Degree, School of Law, Universidad Central de Nicaragua, 2011.
  2. Seminar on the Importance of Trademarks in Latin America and the Caribbean, Havana, Cuba, March 25–29, 1996.
  3. Seminar on the International Legal Framework for the Protection of Industrial Property, Managua, April 29–30, 1997.
  4. First Course on Intellectual Property, Universidad Centroamericana (UCA), June 1999.
  5. WIPO Regional Academic Course on Copyright and Related Rights, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala, July 1999.
  6. Course on Legal, Administrative and Economic Aspects of Intellectual Property, Madrid, Spain, September 1999.
  7. Interregional Introductory Seminar on Intellectual Property, August 31 – September 3, 1999.
  8. Subregional Seminar on the WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT), the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty (WPPT) and Current Standard-Setting Activities, San José, Costa Rica, December 1999.
  9. Special Studies in Customs Administration and Management, Instituto Centroamericano D’Robleto, April 2005 – February 2008.

Practices Areas

  1. Intellectual Propierty
  2. Notarial Law
  3. Registry Law
  4. Corporate Law
  5. Real State Law

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