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Law, Ethics, Religion, and Clinical Translation in the 21st Century—A Conversation with Gonzalo Ulloa

Mr. Ulloa earned a Master of Law degree from the Universidad de Madrid and he specialized in Intellectual Property at the University of Strasbourg. From 1994 to 1997 he was Managing Partner at the Law Firm Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, where he is now Vice President of LES ESPAÑA-PORTUGAL, and Head of the Intellectual Property Department. His work focuses on advising Spanish and international companies on the legal protection of the results of their research by means of industrial and intellectual property rights, together with assistance in technology transfer contracts in these fields. He also provides assistance on matters of administrative law that have to be respected by companies undertaking these activities, particularly with regard to legislation on the subject of stem cells taken from the umbilical cord, and he is considered one of Spain’s most experienced Intellectual Property Specialists. He has published numerous papers on Patent and Trademark Law, franchises, and on the bringing of such claims before the Spanish Courts.