In today’s digital world, using unlicensed software is no longer a hidden or risk-free act. With the continuous advancement of telemetry and … You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide: How Tracking Technologies and License Compliance Programs Are Shaping the Future of Software Protection
The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) has announced new limits for receiving PPH requests in 2025 by means of Ordinance 03/2025 … Updates on PPH Request for the second quarter of 2025
Did you know that Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina are among the countries with the highest number of unlicensed software worldwide? As a … Your License Compliance Strategy Starts with Those Who Understand Latin America
Our attorneys at law Jorge Enrique de Azevedo Tinoco and Daniel Leopoldino are the co-authors of the article ‘SEPs Injunctions with a … SEPs Injunctions with a Tropical Flavour: the Brazilian Scenario
Our partner and COO Tatiana Silveira was invited by Managing IP to comment on the recent changes in the Brazilian Patent and … ‘No-one likes this’: Brazilian firms grapple with patent guidelines
Our partner Fernanda Magalhães was invited by the American radio NPR to participate in the podcast “The Indicator” from Planet Money. She … You can’t spell Olympics without IP
SHELTON, Connecticut, 31 de outubro de 2023 /PRNewswire/ – After 30 years of a complex legal dispute, the globally renowned sun care … Hawaiian Tropic Secures Its Trademark at INPI After 30 Years of Litigation
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has just published this year’s edition of its Global Innovation Index (GII). Among the 132 economies included in … Brazil climbs five positions and reaches Top 50 in WIPO’S Global Innovation Index 2023 Ranking
Our partner João Vianna was interviewed by Managing IP, a website specializing in Intellectual Property analysis. The article featuring Vianna discusses the … Interview: João Vianna for Managing IP
In an online meeting convened by the INPI on May 25, 2023, representatives of the main national associations for studies and intellectual … Brazilian Patent Office (INPI) announces plan to grant patents in just 2 years
