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Luiz Leonardos & Advogados also handles prosecution of software and integrated circuit topography applications, filling and monitoring all prosecution thereof until registration.
SEE PUBLICATIONS ON THE SUBJECT
The Protection of Geographical Indications in Brazil: A Panoramic Vision
Proposal of resolution of the patents backlog that was presented by Gustavo Leonardos to the BPTO
Brazil update: updated news on trademark daily practice
Parallel Imports - A South American View (in Japanese)
Fast Protection for Green Technologies in Brazil
Patent examination in Brazil: go green to beat the backlog - LSIPR June, 2017
Brazil Patent Updates - Who's Who Legal 2017
Copyrights and Anti-counterfeiting Measures in Brazil
Luiz Leonardos Article - Commemorative Edition of the Brazilian Industrial Property Law
Measures to expedite the examination of some patent applications in Brazil and possible conflicts with the TRIPS Agreement
United States-Brazil Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) by Gustavo Leonardos (Co- Chair of the Standing Committee on TRIPS)
Hopes are Renewed - Luiz Leonardos & Advogados na WIPR Setembro/Outubro 2015
Getting to Work - Luiz Leonardos & Advogados na WIPR 2015 Edição Anual
Protecting Plant Varieties in Brazil - Luiz Leonardos & Advogados in LSIPR Special Edition 2015
Patent Rights over Pharmaceutical Products and Processes versus Acess to Drugs: An Emerging Issue in Brazil
Highly-renowned marks: new rules at the INPI - Luiz Leonardos & Cia in the Annual Edition 2014 of WIPR
The Intellectual Property System as a Promoter of Technology Innovation
Geographical Indication CHAMPAGNE - Luiz Leonardos & Cia in WIPR Annual 2013
International Dispute and Intellectual Property
E-mail and Corporate Espionage
Cross-retaliation in IP
Patent Law - A proposal for Constitutional Filtering
The Kolynos - Colgate case
The Treatment of the Technology Flow Under the New Industrial Property Law and the TRIPS Agreement
Validity Term of Patents in view of the "TRIPS" Agreement and the New Brazilian Industrial Property Law (Law No. 9.279/96)
The TRIPS Agreement is immediately applicable in Brazil so that the period of protection for patents after January 1, 1995 is 20 years from the filing date
The Perspective of the Brazilian PTO´s Service Users Regarding the Registration of Trademarks under Law 9279/96
The Development of Brazilian IPR Regime and its Future
Free vs Freeport e Freetown (in Portuguese)
The date of application in Brazil of the Trips Agreement
TRIPS, Trademarks, Geographical Indications and Trade Secret
Pharmaceutical Industry Threatened by U.S. Move
Trade Regulation Seminar
