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1 October 2012Jurisdiction reportsSharin Pablo de Roca

Registration of non-traditional trademarks in the Dominican Republic

With the implementation of the Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) came a series of amendments in November 2006 to Industrial Property Law 20-00, including Article 72, which now includes non-traditional marks within the definition of signs that may be registered as trademarks.

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