burofax-requerimiento

Draft a Spanish burofax cease-and-desist letter for IP infringement.

35|19|Updated May 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/betobetico/claude-para-abogados --skill burofax-requerimiento
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: burofax-requerimiento
Source: https://github.com/betobetico/claude-para-abogados/tree/main/propiedad-intelectual/skills/burofax
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/betobetico/claude-para-abogados --skill burofax-requerimiento

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you draft a Spanish burofax or formal IP/industrial property infringement cease-and-desist letter that is consistent with your firm’s chosen enforcement posture, without ever sending it on your behalf.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Enforcement posture calibration: Adjusts tone, demanded actions, and deadlines to match an “agresiva”, “moderada”, or “conciliatoria” stance read from your local configuration.
  • Issue type handling: Supports drafting for brand infringement, copyright infringement, unfair competition, and patent/design infringement scenarios.
  • Evidence- and fact-aware drafting: Prompts you to provide facts, available proof (screenshots/URLs/products/ads), and rights/infringer details, and uses conditional language to avoid claiming infringement as a fact.
  • Law-based structure: Organizes the letter with commonly cited Spanish legal references and explicitly includes a “no criminal threats unless instructed” guardrail.
  • Professional safety guardrails: Produces a “BORRADOR” clearly marked as not to be sent and avoids unsupported damages quantification.

Quick Start

Use the burofax-requerimiento skill to draft a cease-and-desist burofax for an alleged trademark infringement using the enforcement posture stored in your local configuration file.

Frequently Asked Questions about burofax-requerimiento

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I draft a cease and desist burofax for intellectual property infringement in Spain?

To draft a cease and desist burofax for intellectual property infringement in Spain, you provide case facts, evidence, and rights details. The skill generates a structured draft letter calibrated to your enforcement posture, clearly labeled as a draft for lawyer review.

What enforcement postures can I use for an IP cease and desist letter?

You can use aggressive, moderate, or conciliatory enforcement postures for an IP cease and desist letter. The posture is read from your local configuration file and adjusts the tone, demanded actions, and deadlines within the drafted burofax.

What types of intellectual property infringement does a burofax requerimiento support?

A burofax requerimiento supports trademark, copyright, unfair competition, and patent or design infringement scenarios. The drafted letter incorporates relevant Spanish legal references and uses conditional language to avoid stating infringement as an unsupported fact.

Can I automatically send a burofax generated for IP enforcement?

No, you cannot automatically send a burofax generated for IP enforcement. The draft is explicitly labeled as BORRADOR, must not be sent automatically, and avoids unsupported damages quantification to ensure professional safety and legal review.

What evidence do I need to prepare before drafting a formal IP infringement letter?

Before drafting a formal IP infringement letter, you need to prepare evidence such as screenshots, URLs, product samples, or advertisements. You must also provide details about your registered rights, the alleged infringer, and specific case facts.

Does a Spanish burofax draft include criminal threats for IP infringement?

A Spanish burofax draft for IP infringement includes a guardrail against making criminal threats unless explicitly instructed. It organizes the letter with commonly cited Spanish legal references while avoiding unsupported damages quantification and unverified infringement claims.