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The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BRPTO) has extended the deadline for term restoration requests for residents affected by the July 2026 earthquakes in Kumamoto, Japan. This administrative measure provides additional time for trademark and patent holders in the affected region to comply with procedural requirements that may have been disrupted by the natural disaster.

The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BRPTO) has extended the deadline for term restoration requests from residents in northwest Venezuela following the earthquakes that struck the region on June 24, 2026. This extension, issued through Ordinance #479/2026, provides affected parties additional time until December 7, 2026 to submit their requests.

The Brazilian National Agency of Sanitary Surveillance has released new rules regarding pharmaceutical names/trademarks.

The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) submitted a project regarding the adequacy of its structure aiming at Brazil's possible accession to the Madrid Protocol ...

A discussion on the new rules on the trademark coexistence agreement.

On December 03, during the 6th Brazilian National Anticounterfeiting Council (CNCP) meeting, a memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed by and between CNC...

The Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) has announced its first major revision of official fees since 2012, which will take effect on August 7, 2025.

On March 2018, the UKIPO and Oxentia (Oxford University's Global Innovation Consultancy) launched a version of the Lambert Toolkit in Brazil.

Now, the Brazilian designs filed from 2000 are available to be consulted from the DesignView that comprise a database of around 10 million designs from over 50 countries.

Prosur has made available a new online platform that offers free digital tools to search, analyze and manage industrial property rights.

The guide gathers a select group of firms and experts, globally, to disseminate legal know-how to an audience of lawyers around the world.

Recently, on behalf of the Intellectual Property department of the Siqueira Castro Advogados Office, COPAG filed a lawsuit against AIH.

The World Intellectual Property Organization ("WIPO") recently received Brazil's instrument of accession to the Madrid Protocol. The Madrid Protocol is an international

The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office has introduced new rules allowing trademark owners to consolidate multiple registrations under a single high-renown status application. This procedural change, effective immediately through Normative Ordinance #68/2026, enables special protection across different classes of goods and services. The amendment responds to stakeholder feedback and aims to streamline the process for owners of widely recognized brands operating in diverse market segments.

The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office has launched a public consultation to determine which of its 17 databases should be prioritized for release in open format over the next two years. Foreign participants are invited to submit their preferences for up to five databases covering patents, trademarks, industrial designs, and technology transfer agreements, with submissions closing on October 26, 2026.

Nos dia 09 e 10 de novembro ocorrerá o seminário "Desafios da Propriedade Intelectual no século XXI" no Auditório do INPI.

E-commerce sales in 2014 in Brazil should grow by 27% in relation to 2013 and reach almost R$ 40 billion.