10 August 2015Jurisdiction reportsAndré Venturini and Roberto Rodrigues

Maximising patent protection of software-implemented inventions

Claim drafting based on the current Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (INPI) practice might not be the best way to maximise patent protection. The mindset when drafting a claim should be on how they will be examined in the future, taking into consideration that INPI changes its practice and policies from time to time.

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