Diego O. Bouché Ocampo
Partner
Diego is a founding partner of FRTB – Ferrer Reyes, Tellechea & Bouché – with nearly 25 years of experience in the IP field. He had worked 7 years in other major local IP Law Firm and in the rest he has been devoting his professional career to FRTB´s development and growth.
He is a very active professional and works hand-in-hand with clients, supporting their needs and projects.
Although he provides advice in all fields of IP practice, he mainly deals with trademark law, managing large portfolios and assisting clients in defining filing strategies.
Additionally, he takes part in the management of FRTB and its internal affairs.
Moreover, Diego has been an associate professor in IP Law in the Business School of the Argentine Catholic University (UCA) for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Diego has also lectured about trademark law in several local forums; i.e. at the 2000 XIV Annual Meeting of the AAAPI: “Exhaustion of Trademark Rights in Argentina and worldwide”.
AWARDS
Chambers and Partners
2015: Third band of individual IP practitioners
2014: Fourth band of individual IP practitioners
2013: Fourth band of individual IP practitioners
2012: Fourth band of individual IP practitioners
2011: Fourth band of individual IP practitioners
2010: Fourth band of individual IP practitioners
2009: Fourth band of individual IP practitioners
WTR 1000
2015: Silver tier for prosecution
2014: Silver tier for prosecution
2013: Silver tier for prosecution
2012: Broze tier for prosecution
2011: Broze tier for prosecution
Memberships
International Trademark Association (INTA); Buenos Aires Public Bar Association; Argentine Association of Industrial Property Agents (AAAPI) –of which he is currently a member of the Board of Directors-; Inter-American Association of Intelectual Property (ASIPI).
Education
University of Buenos Aires, School of Law (Lawyer, 1990); Master of Intellectual Property, Franklin Pierce Law Center – Concord, NH – US (M.I.P. 1994); Registered Patent and Trademark Agent.
Admitted to bar: 1990, Argentina.
Languages
Spanish and English.