By Viviane Trojan
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Kasznar Leonardos contributes to the “Brazil: Life Sciences” guide by The Legal 500
Kasznar Leonardos is proud to be a contributor to the Legal 500’s “Brazil: Life Sciences” guide.
Our partners Priscila Kashiwabara and Viviane Trojan, together with attorneys Gustavo Vicenti and Giovanna Mezher, wrote about the regulatory framework for medicines, medical devices, food and food supplements in Brazil, addressing the authorities responsible for regulation, current regulations, the main points and aspects related to patent and trademark enforcement, among several other relevant points of the legal-scientific scenario in Brazil.
The guide provides a comprehensive, extensive, and updated overview of the field, and is available online on The Legal 500’s website, which also permits downloading it in PDF format.
Check it out here!
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