1 December 2012PatentsLuiz Leonardos and Ricardo Dutra Nunes

A step into the unknown? Challenges for pharmaceutical companies

The Brazilian patent system is one of the oldest: it was created more than 200 years ago, in 1809, by royal decree. Since then, the country has experienced many changes in this area, with several recent developments to the legal framework.

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