At Ojam IP we believe that great legal work is built with experience, excellence, trust and a deep understanding of the future. We are a firm founded by Juan Carlos Ojam, Mariel Chichisola, Camila Sirianni and Paula Galván, a team that combines decades of experience in intellectual property with the energy, innovation and fresh perspective of a new generation.
We take pride in uniting tradition and transformation.
Ojam IP was born on the solid foundation of a team that has worked together for many years, sharing values, clients and high standards. Today we evolve toward a structure that reflects who we are and what we believe in: collaboration, diversity, professional rigor and technological agility.
We are committed to providing first-class legal services, distinguished by their efficiency, personalization and responsiveness. Our clients are at the center of everything we do — and we are ready to continue moving forward with them, accompanying change and building the future of legal practice.
Where excellence meets evolution.
We are a professional services firm specialized in intellectual and industrial property, as well as any other intangible assets, technology and privacy. We offer comprehensive, innovative legal and business solutions adapted to the specific needs of each of our clients. Explore our solutions!
We aim to generate a positive impact, both socially and environmentally. We commit personally, institutionally and legally to make all our decisions considering the effect that our actions have on the community and the planet.
On April 22, 2026, the Faculty of Law of the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina (UCA) and Ojam IP will hold the Academic Conference “Intellectual Property, Technology and Innovation: The Role of Lawyers in the Digital Era” at the Mons. Derisi Auditorium (Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 1400, Basement, Buenos Aires), starting at 1:30 PM. […]
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On March 20, 2026, Resolution No. 75/2026 of the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) was published in the Official Gazette. Through this resolution, new fees applicable to the services provided by the agency are approved, and the Industrial Property Fee Unit (UMAPI, as per its acronym in Spanish) is created. The resolution establishes that […]
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On March 18, 2026, Joint Resolution No. 1/2026 was published in the Official Gazette, through which the Argentine Government introduced a substantial modification to the patent system by repealing the restrictive guidelines governing the patentability of chemical-pharmaceutical inventions since 2012. The now-repealed system—established by Joint Resolutions Nos. 118/2012, 546/2012, and 107/2012—had set forth specific criteria […]
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By Juan Carlos Ojam Abstract The recent INTA Board Resolution on well-known marks confirms a long-anticipated evolution: the progressive decoupling between territorial use and trademark protection. However, this development remains incomplete. The system continues to rely on a traditional concept of use that proves insufficient in light of today’s digital and global reality. This paper […]
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By Paula Galvan Intellectual property was born to protect the creations of the human mind. For more than a century, that premise remained undisputed, its very reason for being. But what happens when that intellect begins to expand through systems capable of learning, creating, and deciding? * It is well known that social and technological […]
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By Victoria Rode On February 5, 2026, Argentina and the United States signed the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement. The instrument has not yet been approved by the Argentine Congress and therefore does not produce direct legal effects. However, its content allows us to anticipate a reform process that could structurally impact the local system. […]
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