1 January 2011CopyrightPatricia Hoet-Limbourg

Business brief 2011: Venezuela

There haven’t been any significant changes or developments in Venezuela over the last year that IP professionals and owners need to be aware of. The following should serve as a good guide for those doing business in this jurisdiction.

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