ECIJA Ecuador is recognised in the 2026th edition of the WTR 1000
ECIJA GPA is pleased to announce its recognition in the 2026 edition of the WTR 1000 (World Trademark Review 1000), an international ranking that evaluates and highlights the most relevant firms and professionals in the field of Intellectual Property, particularly in the practice of trademarks.
This recognition reflects the technical work, specialisation and track record of the firm's Intellectual Property team, as well as its commitment to providing high-level legal services, aligned with international standards and best practices in the sector.
The WTR 1000 is considered one of the world's most prestigious guides to trademark matters, as its methodology is based on independent research, client interviews and market analysis, evaluating aspects such as experience, reputation and professional performance.
In a special way, the publication recognises the individual qualification of Juan Fernando Valdivieso González, lawyer of the Intellectual Property team of ECIJA GPA, highlighting his professional excellence, technical knowledge and significant contribution in this practice.
This recognition reaffirms the positioning of ECIJA GPA as a benchmark firm in Intellectual Property, and consolidates its presence in international rankings that value quality, commitment and legal specialisation.
ECIJA GPA congratulates its entire Intellectual Property team and, in particular, Juan Fernando Valdivieso González, for this achievement that strengthens the prestige and international projection of the firm.
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