Region: Latin America & Caribbean

Exclusive: Ericsson’s patent assertion chief on Lenovo suits, the UPC and global litigation strategy

Robert Earle speaks about enforcement in Brazil and India, and his hopes for a US shift on SEP injunctions

07 December 2023

Brazilian Supreme Court issues new guidance on landmark patent term adjustment decision

The watershed 2021 ruling has raised several important questions which Brazil's courts are now beginning to answer

06 December 2023

This is what IP looks like

The smartphone tells a powerful story. It’s one that can be deployed to spread the good news about the value of IP in an engaging, accessible way

30 November 2023

Colombia: Why a Robust Patent System is Leading to Litigation Wins

Featured in The Patent Litigation Review 2024

An analysis of Colombia’s IP landscape shows how effectively enforcement and litigation procedures work in the country. From deciding jurisdiction to issuing preliminary injunctions, each stage appears to be functioning in a timely manner for both plaintiffs and defendants, making the country an attractive venue for litigation.

24 November 2023

Mexico: How Improved Preliminary Injunction Regulations are Impacting Damages Claims

Featured in The Patent Litigation Review 2024

As Mexico’s patent protection regime evolves, there are concerns over the affect such changes may have on petitioners and the authorities. While improvements to regulations should ease pressures, increased requirements for evidence and simplification of the infringement damages process are creating delays within the system.

24 November 2023

The IP world is kidding itself if it thinks it’s winning

A recent WIPO survey found high levels of engagement with and knowledge of patents, trademarks, copyrights and design rights. However, there are reasons to believe this is more of a comfort blanket than a reflection of reality

23 November 2023