Izquierdo Advisory advises technology companies, rights holders, corporations, law firms, and institutions on AI governance, copyright, trademark strategy, and cross-border IP enforcement across the EU, the United States, and Latin America.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how intellectual property is created, governed, and enforced. The firm advises where those realities meet — combining copyright, trademark, AI governance, and jurisdiction-aware strategy for clients operating across borders.
Regulatory advice on AI obligations, EU AI Act compliance, GPAI model governance, AI-generated content frameworks, and institutional AI policy design.
Guidance on authorship, ownership, AI-assisted creation, licensing architecture, rights documentation, platform liability, and cross-border enforcement.
Trademark strategy, registration, enforcement, digital-market protection, and brand risks arising from AI-generated content and synthetic media.
Legal mapping and operational coordination for synthetic media, deepfakes, scraped training data, and AI likenesses across mismatched jurisdictions.
The firm works with organizations operating across borders and industries where IP, AI, and regulatory obligations intersect.
Specialist support for client advisory, regulatory submissions, and cross-border enforcement strategy.
Guidance for technology companies, platforms, and enterprises deploying AI across products and operations.
Senior advisory for smaller companies navigating AI regulation and IP protection without in-house legal capacity.
AI liability, IP exposure, and coverage architecture for disputes involving AI-generated content.
Founder · Izquierdo Advisory
Regulatory obligations are implemented differently across jurisdictions — not uniformly applied. The advice that matters understands the difference. Andrés Izquierdo
Andrés Izquierdo has spent his career, since 2003, at the operational core of intellectual property — inside the industry, on enforcement front lines, and at the highest levels of international IP policy.
At the policy level, he has engaged in WIPO treaty negotiations — including the Design Law Treaty and the Genetic Resources Treaty — advised national governments on copyright modernization, and published widely on AI regulation, text and data mining, and digital platform governance with Oxford, the Max Planck Institute, Kluwer, and De Gruyter.
On the industry and enforcement side, that experience spans years inside Sony Music, cross-border strategies for Ferragamo and Gucci, and direct partnership with IFPI Colombia on major enforcement actions.
In 2026, he founded Aipolis — a separate company that turns the firm's expertise into AI agents for AI-law compliance and IP enforcement.
AI governance and IP enforcement operate differently across civil-law and common-law jurisdictions, regional blocs, national implementations, treaty obligations, and domestic statutes — and the firm has worked at every one of those levels, from the courtroom to the treaty table.
EU AI Act compliance, GPAI obligations, Code of Practice implementation, and cross-border IP enforcement.
State-level synthetic-media regulation, USPTO AI inventorship, Copyright Office guidance, and platform liability.
Andean Community IP systems, Colombian copyright reform, IFPI enforcement operations, and WIPO obligations.
WIPO treaty negotiations, comparative AI-governance frameworks, and multilateral regulatory strategy.
Authorship records and rights documentation often fail when AI-assisted content scales. Disputes turn on who contributed what, when, and under which framework.
GPAI providers and high-risk operators need technical documentation, risk management, human oversight, and conformity assessment built into deployment.
Synthetic media, scraped data, and AI likenesses require legal mapping and operational coordination across mismatched jurisdictions.
Insights onalternative dispute resolution (ADR) options for innovation and intellectual property disputes through a series of conversations with int...
Despedimos a Marlore Anwandter, creadora de los Canticuentos y amiga de esta oficina, con gratitud por una obra que marcó la infancia de varias generaciones.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued FR Doc. 2025-21457, a revised framework for determining inventorship in the era of ...
Aipolis is an independent company that puts the firm's experience to work as AI agents — EU AI Act classification, IP infringement detection, and more, in minutes rather than weeks.
It operates as its own business. Izquierdo Advisory's attorneys provide the legal review behind Aipolis's Layer Reviews service.
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