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1 December 2011Jurisdiction reportsOtto Licks and Eduardo Hallak

Government change of heart in data package protection in Brazil

The Brazilian courts are currently analysing a few lawsuits whereby research-based companies are seeking the enforcement of data package protection for new drugs against the Brazilian food and drug agency (ANVISA) and infringers.

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