By Viviane Trojan
29 de April de 2024
Celebrating the World Intellectual Property Day, Kasznar Leonardos launches Brazilian Patent Litigation Guide
In celebration of World Intellectual Property Day, we invite you to delve into ‘Brazilian Patent Litigation: 2022/2023 in Review,’ a collaborative effort by Kasznar Leonardos’ strategic patent litigation team.
Our latest publication aims to address key issues in the interpretation and application of Brazilian Patent Law by the country’s courts between 2022 and 2023. Focusing on appellate court decisions, we analyze pivotal case law addressing various patent law issues.
From patent-term adjustment, covering interim relief in infringement and nullity cases, to evidentiary standards in patent litigation, we explore pressing topics shaping Brazil’s evolving role in Patent Law.
Read the full content now by clicking on the link.
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