Sergio Sapag Pérez
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2019 About Sergio Sapag Pérez
Sergio Sapag Pérez is a lawyer based in Santiago, CL and has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in Chile™ since 2019. Sergio Sapag Pérez is recognized in the following practice area:
- Santiago, Chile
- Tax Law
Current Firm: Sapag & González Abogados
Location: Santiago, CL
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Attorney & Partner- BBP ACADEMIC BACKGROUND: Universidad de Chile, Degree in Law and Social Sciences; Professional Degree of Attorney, 1992 Universidad de Chile, Specialization Diploma in Criminal Procedure Law Universidad de Chile, Specialization Diploma in Taxation. AREAS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Industrial Property, Intellectual Property. Invention Patents, Utility Models, Industrial Drawings and Designs, Integrated Circuits, Trademarks, Denominations of Origin; Domain Names; Contra...
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