Leon Felipe Sanchez Ambia is an intellectual property attorney graduated from the UNAM in Mexico City. He also has postgraduate studies on intellectual property at the UNAM and Internet Law at Harvard Law School. Since 2006 he is partner at Fulton & Fulton, a law firm specialized in intellectual property and IT law based in Mexico City, and is head of the Intellectual Property division. Since 2008 he was admitted as professor on Intellectual Property at the UNAM Law School. He is co-lead for the mexican chapter of Creative Commons and advisor for the Science and Technology Commission of the Mexican Senate. He drafted the Internet Users Rights Protection Act for Mexico and has been very active on issues like ACTA, SOPA, TPPA and other local initiatives of the same kind.