Carlos Montenegro is a lawyer specialized in Intellectual Property, New Technologies, and Entertainment Rights. His career has allowed him to combine the practice of trademark and copyright law with a constant interest in innovation, providing legal advice aimed at protecting his clients' intangible assets and supporting the legal challenges posed by new technologies.

He complemented his training with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Summer School in Intellectual Property Management, focused on the strategic management of intangible assets, technology transfer, licensing, and IP asset valuation, as well as with the WIPO Mediation and Arbitration Program for Intellectual Property and Technology Disputes.

He is distinguished by his ability to analyze technically complex intellectual property matters, anticipate risks linked to intangible assets, and offer legal solutions aligned with his clients' innovation and technological transformation processes.