02/10/25
Intellectual Property Newsletter | Edition 36 - 2025
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Partners Marcela Ejnisman, Carla Battilana, Luiza Sato, and Stephanie Consonni, along with lawyers Bianca Okuma, Carolina Franco, Eduarda Prado, Igor Baden Powell, Isabella Pereira, Julie Kagawa, Maria Eugênia Lacerda, Miguel Carneiro, and Nathalia Yu Lin, developed the 36th Intellectual Property Bulletin.
TozziniFreire's Intellectual Property team shares about the Brazilian context, administrative and legal disputes and news in the IP abroad.
- Public Inquiry on Geographical Indications
- TJSP rules against unfair competition claim related to toothbrush trade dress
- TJSC authorizes charging AI-related copyrights fees
- Judge of the 26th Civil Court of Goiânia recognizes unfair competition and suspends use of textile trademark registered with the BPTO
- Folha de São Paulo sues for the use of materials in AI training
- Novo Nordisk vs. BPTO: suspension of liraglutide patent extension
- Dispute between Nokia and Paramount reinforces the relevance of patents in streaming services
- AI company Anthropic agrees to pay USD 1,5 billion in copyright dispute
Recent Insights
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Federal courts and the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) will have new rules regarding court fees in 2027.
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Press
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Brazilian Supreme Court redefines criteria for granting free legal aid.
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Senate approves the National Policy on Critical and Strategic Minerals
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The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) publishes the ruling that declared the Ferrari Law constitutional.
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