Founding Partner
Lawyer specializing in technology, particularly in the areas of cyberspace, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, copyright in the digital environment, software protection, innovation, resolution of domain name disputes, electronic transactions, as well as intellectual property, patents and arbitration.
The George Washington University Law School. 2004. Washington, DC SJD Candidate. Dissertation: A Model for a Secure Distribution of Copyrighted Materials in the Digital Realm.
Harvard Law School. Berkman-Klein Center for Internet and Society. 2002, 04. Cambridge, MA. Internet Law Program.
The George Washington University Law School. 2001-2002. Washington, DC LLM Intellectual Property Law; Recipient of the 2002 Thelma Weaver Memorial Award to the outstanding foreign LL.M. student of the class.
World Intellectual Property Organization. 2000 Geneva, Switzerland. Workshop for Arbitrators.
ITAM. Mexico City, Mexico. Diploma: Intellectual Property Law.
Universidad Iberoamericana Law School. 1992-97. Mexico City, Mexico. Law Degree (LLB) with mention of honor.
Partner
Attorney in Law and Professor, specializing in administrative litigation of trademarks, patents, unfair competition and copyrights, demonstrating the leadership of women in the intellectual property sector.
Her work has been instrumental in establishing innovative approaches to online infringement and injunctive relief for site blocking.
Partner at Tsuru|Aquique, Rangel y Pérez.
Professor of Intellectual Property at Universidad Anáhuac, Campus Puebla.
President of the Intellectual Property Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico (Amcham).
President of the Litigation Committee of the Mexican Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AMPPI).
Divisional Director of Intellectual Property Protection at the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI).
Active participant of the Mexican delegation in IP negotiations of several Free Trade Agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and NAFTA.
Collaboration in international forums such as WIPO and INTERPOL IP Crime seminars.
Coordination and participation in the modification and updating of chapters of the Industrial Property Law.
Member of the International Trademark Association (INTA), and the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC).
Law degree from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
Specialization in Industrial Property at Instituto de la Propiedad Intelectual y Derecho de la Competencia (IPIDEC).
Master’s in industrial Property, Copyrights and New Technologies at the Universidad Panamericana.
Participation in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
INTERPOL seminars on organized crime in intellectual property matters.
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Managing Partner
Attorney in law especialized in administrative and constitutional law litigation with a focus on emerging technologies and new business models.
He handles cross-border franchising/trademark licensing and unfair competition cases in the United States, Latin America and Europe.
Managing Partner at Tsuru|Aquique, Rangel y Pérez.
BITSO’s consultant, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Latin America.
Experience in cross-border trademark franchising/licensing and unfair competition cases in the U.S., Latin America and Europe.
Civil Service at the Federal Court of Tax and Administrative Justice.
Paralegal at Marván, González Graf y González Larrazolo.
Lawyer at the Federal Court of Tax and Administrative Justice.
Paralegal at RPH Tax and Legal Consultants, S.C.
Member of the most important organizations in Intellectual Property and Trademark matters, such as:
- International Trademark Association (INTA).
- International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC).
- Mexican Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AMPPI).
Specialization in LegalTech through a prestigious joint program of MIT and ESADE.
Master of Laws in American Law
LL.M. in Comparative Law granted by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and the National Bar Association.
General Course on Intellectual Property DL-101 of the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Law Degree - Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.
Partner
Lawyer with extensive experience in international arbitration, commercial dispute resolution, and investment protection under international treaties. He has led Mexico's defense in over 17 international investment arbitrations and participated in strategic negotiations for modernizing trade agreements such as the USMCA and CPTPP . Tenured Professor at UNAM.
Partner, Tsuru | Aquique, Rangel y Pérez.
Ministry of Economy (1998-2022)
Academia & Speaking Engagements
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Mexico’s industrial sector is undergoing a transformation driven by innovation, digitalization, and modernization. Kiyoshi Tsuru participated, in his capacity as Chair of CONCAMIN’s Creative Industries Commission, in CONCAMIN’s Executive Committee and Board Meeting, where key priorities for strengthening Mexico’s competitiveness and industrial development were addressed. Creative industries are playing an increasingly important role in this transformation agenda.
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Canada and Mexico are strengthening their strategic dialogue on industry, innovation, and regional development. Kiyoshi Tsuru participated in this mission on behalf of CONCAMIN’s Creative Industries Commission, fostering long-term ties between both countries at a pivotal moment for North America.
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Against the backdrop of the upcoming USMCA review, Kiyoshi Tsuru participated, in his capacity as Chair of CONCAMIN’s Creative Industries Commission, in the North American Manufacturing Conference in Washington, D.C. Led by CONCAMIN President Alejandro Malagón, the conference brought together representatives from Mexico, the United States, and Canada to strengthen dialogue on trade, manufacturing, investment, supply chains, energy, innovation, and technology. The agenda included high-level meetings with representatives from all three countries aimed at aligning priorities, strengthening regional economic integration, and reinforcing Mexico’s position within North America.
