BPTO regulates the prosecution and international registration of industrial designs
On July 4, 2023, the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office published Ordinance/INPI/PR No. 25, regulating the prosecution and registration of industrial designs within the scope of the Hague Agreement. The Hague Agreement enables the international registration of industrial designs in the signatory countries of the Agreement, under simplified procedures and with a significant reduction of (...)
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Murta Goyanes Advogados is once again recognized by Chambers Global 2023
For another consecutive year, Murta Goyanes is featured in Guia Brazil: Industries & Sectors and Regions 2023, in Media and Entertainment, and Marcelo Goyanes is once again Band 1. In this year´s edition, our Beatriz Paci was listed as an “Associate to Watch”.     
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Murta Goyanes in the IAM PATENTS 1000 2023 ranking  
We are pleased to announce that Murta Goyanes was recognized by the 2023 edition of the “IAM Patent 1000” guide. Our partners Antonio Murta and Marcelo Goyanes were ranked individually in the Patent Litigation category. Our partner Luiza Duarte and pharmacist Vinícius Casciano also featured in the ranking for Patent Prosecution.  According to the guide, our specialists (...)
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The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) reaches the limit for PCT-PPH requests for 2023
On June 13, 2023, the BPTO announced that the limit of 100 requests for participating in the PCT-PPH Program has been reached for 2023, when the results of PCT (International Preliminary Report on Patentability) are used as the basis for such request. New requests for this modality will not be accepted in 2023.  We highlight that such limit applies only (...)
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Luiza Duarte’s article on the BPTO’s Strategic Plan is published by INTA
In an article published at the INTA Bulletin, our partner Luiza Duarte comments on the BPTO’s Strategic Plan for 2023-2026. Luiza highlights that the BPTO has acknowledged the need to optimize quality and agility in the prosecution IP rights in order to reach internationally recognized performance standards. “One of the PTO’s main ambitions is to consolidate Brazil’s leading role in the international intellectual property (IP) environment”, (...)
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BPTO’s operation on June 8 and 9, 2023 and extension of deadlines
The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) will be closed on June 8 and 9, 2023. The deadlines expiring on these dates will automatically be extended to June 12, 2023.
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The BPTO shows its 2023-2026 Strategic Plan to the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (‘MDIC’)
On May 15, 2023, the interim president of the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (‘BPTO’), Júlio César Moreira, and its directors met with the chief of staff of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (‘MDIC’) to present the programmed actions and goals that will be carried out through the Strategic Plan 2023 to (...)
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BPTO allows the first application for position mark
We are proud to announce that Osklen is the owner of the first position mark allowed by the Brazilian Trademark Office. The Brazilian company, known for the quality and unique style of its products and for its commitment to enviromental sustainability, is aware of the importance of  protecting its intangible assets in Brazil and abroad. (...)
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