Our team of lawyers specialized in intellectual property responds to corporate inquiries within a maximum of 48 business hours. For urgent patent registrations or mergers, we have a priority service with a response within 4 hours. Check our FAQ section to resolve common questions about procedures before the INPI and contractual clauses.
Clear answers to the most common questions from our clients in the field of corporate law and protection of intangible assets.
To obtain a patent from the INPI, the invention must be new, involve an inventive step, and be capable of industrial application. Discoveries, scientific theories, and computer programs as such are not patentable. Our team evaluates technical and legal feasibility before starting the process.
The validity of each patent, granted licenses, ongoing litigation, and registered trademarks are reviewed. Confidentiality agreements and assignment of rights are also analyzed. A thorough audit avoids surprises after the transaction closes.
It is possible to resort to the notice and takedown procedure before the platform, as well as initiate actions for unfair competition or trademark infringement. We recommend registering the trademark in additional classes covering digital services and actively monitoring unauthorized use.
Through specific non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), information security audits, and restricted data access protocols. Our encrypted client portal allows secure document sharing throughout the entire process.
The complete process can take between 2 and 4 years, depending on technical complexity and possible oppositions. We offer detailed monitoring of each stage and strategies to expedite processing when possible.
Yes, we schedule a confidential, no-obligation meeting to analyze your particular situation. During the session, we review intellectual property assets, identify risks, and propose an action plan tailored to your corporate needs.