Comparing life sciences IP in Brazil and the US

Key similarities and differences between the patent systems, particularly in biotech, offer lessons and opportunities for rightsholders, say Daniela Fasoli of Simões Propriedade Intelectual and Jeffrey Morton of Haynes and Boone.

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Comparing life sciences IP in Brazil and the US

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