Brazil, possessing one of the highest levels of biodiversity on the planet, maintains an intellectual property regime that reflects its concern with the protection of Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge. Consequently, for foreign researchers and companies engaged in biotechnology, a thorough understanding of local requirements is essential for successful innovation protection. In this regard, we have outlined key considerations below.

Brazil joined the Madrid Protocol in October 2019 and has since received thousands of requests. Understand the risks and importance of appointing a local representative, even after four years the protocol was in force in the country.

Understanding the importance of appropriate strategies in intellectual property litigation.