By Viviane Trojan
18 de October de 2023
Lexology GTDT – Designs 2024
The chapter “Designs,” authored by our partners Viviane Trojan, Tarso Mesquita Machado, Fábio Ferreira, and specialist Felipe Florentino Lisboa, has been published in Lexology’s special guide, Getting The Deal Through.
The content covers a vast amount of legislative material regarding the industrial design sector in Brazil. It encompasses the related legal framework, rules for registered and unregistered design use, procedures and law enforcement, ownership changes, rights transfers, and updates and trends in the field.
On their website, you can find laws and regulations from countries around the globe, ensuring equal and open availability for all. Kasznar Leonardos serves as one of the main representatives in Brazil in this global dissemination effort for knowledge.
Read the full chapter here.
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