AVILA Law Bolsters Services With Intellectual Property Practice And New Partners

Avila Rodriguez Hernandez Mena & Garro LLP (AVILA), a prominent law firm, has recently announced an important expansion of its services with the introduction of a dedicated Intellectual Property practice. This strategic development is spearheaded by new partners William Trueba and Darlene Barron, both of whom bring a wealth of experience in intellectual property law. Their expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of issues, including patent, trademark, and copyright disputes, as well as transactional matters. This move not only signifies a significant milestone in AVILA's growth but also underscores the firm's commitment to offering comprehensive legal services in sectors experiencing high demand.

William Trueba steps into the role of partner and leader of the Intellectual Property practice at AVILA. With a rich background as a Board Certified Intellectual Property Law specialist and U.S. Registered Patent Attorney, Trueba's experience is vast and varied. His work ranges from patent infringement lawsuits to copyright and trademark enforcement. Trueba's technical background as an electrical engineer, combined with his extensive trial experience, positions him as a formidable advocate for clients' intellectual property rights. His professional achievements include being named the Most Effective Lawyer in Intellectual Property by the Daily Business Review and receiving consistent recognition from Super Lawyers and Florida Trend Magazine Legal Elite.

Darlene Barron joins the Intellectual Property practice as a partner, bringing her specialized knowledge in intellectual property litigation and prosecution. Her expertise covers patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret matters. Barron's unique blend of materials science engineering and business acumen, coupled with her prior experience in the telecommunications industry, enables her to offer strategic counsel and robust protection for innovators. Barron holds a summa cum laude Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center, a Master of Business Administration from Rutgers University, and is also a U.S. Registered Patent Attorney. Since 2020, she has been consistently selected to Super Lawyers Rising Stars.

The establishment of the Intellectual Property practice at Avila Law marks a pivotal moment for the firm. Built on nearly three decades of experience, the practice is staffed by U.S. Registered Patent Attorneys and Board-Certified specialists in intellectual property law. The team adopts a business-focused approach to ensure that clients' intellectual property rights are not only protected but also monetized in alignment with their business objectives.

"We are excited to add another area of expertise to continue meeting our clients’ demands and exceeding their expectations," stated Managing Partner Patricia M. Hernandez. "I am personally looking forward to working with Will and Darlene, and embarking on this new chapter of growth." The practice aims to offer a full range of services including patent, copyright and trademark procurement and litigation, as well as trade secret litigation. It caters to a diverse clientele that includes manufacturers, distributors, engineers, and creative professionals in the music and entertainment industries.