Six moments in your company, a lawyer at each one.
The name you take to market, what you sign with partners and suppliers, your customers’ data, what you produce, how you grow and how you defend it. For each moment, the filing that settles it.
Every moment in your company has a filing that settles it.
An SME does not wake up thinking about Ley 1581 of 2012: it thinks about selling, hiring and getting paid. Here the legal side shows up when it actually reaches you, at the moment in the business when it does.
Stage 1 of 6
Is the name free?
Before you order the signage and buy the domain, we search the name in WIPO's worldwide database and, if the way is clear, we prepare and file the case before the SIC with a lawyer reviewing it.
What you sign with the outside
We draft, case by case, the contracts the company uses with whoever builds for it and supplies it: assignment of economic rights over what it commissions, and confidentiality over what it shares.
The data you already hold
Start with the free diagnosis of your site, which runs on its own and needs no sign-up. It produces the inventory of which personal data the company handles and where it lives, and the rest is built on it: database registration with the RNBD and an external data protection officer.
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
Who owns what your team makes?
We register the software and the creative works the company makes with the DNDA —with a lawyer reviewing the file before anything is submitted— and we review the artificial-intelligence tools the team already uses day to day.
Opening markets without losing the name
When the company opens a new line or moves abroad, we prepare your move into other markets from the trademark you already work with in Colombia, and we sort your trademarks by product and by business line.
When someone copies you
Every month we check the Industrial Property Gazette, domain registries and app stores, and we alert you when a similar sign shows up. If something has to be done, we prepare the evidence file and submit it.
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
Where a small company usually starts
These are the filings small companies ask us for most: what has to be in order so you can sell, hire and get paid without surprises.
Pick the service you need.
One filing, or ongoing
Most companies start with a single filing and take on the monthly arrangement when the team grows and the questions stop being one a year.
- Free
Data diagnosis
An automatic review of the company's site that returns an inventory of what is already published and what is not: privacy notice, forms, cookies and contact channel.
- No sign-up, no card
- Result on the same screen
- No cost
The tool runs on its own, with no sign-up. If you then want a lawyer to go through the result with you, book the fifteen minutes.
Audit my site for free - RecommendedPer filing
One complete filing
We handle one filing end to end: gathering the supporting material, assembling the case, submitting it and following it until the authority answers.
- Trademark registration before the SIC
- $400.000
- Database registration with the RNBD
- $1.240.000Unverified
- Tailored data processing policy
- $610.000Unverified
TuAvocado professional fees in Colombian pesos. Official filing fees are billed separately and are not included.
- Monthly
External data protection officer
The firm takes on the role from outside the payroll: it handles the enquiries and complaints that come in, keeps the database registry current, coordinates incidents and trains the team.
- Enquiries and complaints handled
- Database registry kept current
- Incident coordination
- Review of new processing activities
From$680.000/ moUnverifiedTuAvocado professional fees in Colombian pesos. Official filing fees are billed separately and are not included.
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
Preliminary figures: the principal attorney reviews them before they are published as final.
See all feesWhich of the six do we start with?
Fifteen minutes with a lawyer to place where your company is and what is worth settling first.