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Pratice Areas
Domain Names
Geographical Indications
Information Technology Law
Litigation
Trade Names
Trademarks
Unfair Competition
Patents
Litigation
Brand protection
Anti-counterfeiting
Education
Postgraduate in Procedural Law and Legal Management at IBMEC, in 2015;
Graduated in Law, with an emphasis on Commercial Law, from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC / RJ), in 2013, with a final paper entitled “Ambush Marketing in Sports Events in the Face of Competition Law”;
Specialization Course in Copyright, Entertainment and Industrial Property at Escola Superior de Advocacia – ESA, in 2013.
Affiliations, Commissions and Collegiate
Member of the Enforcement Committee of INTA (International Trademark Association) (2018/19);
Member of the European Communities Trademark Association – ECTA, serving in the Anti-Counterfeiting Committee for the 2016/19 term;
Member of the Brazilian Intellectual Property Association – ABPI;
Corporate Member of MARQUES.

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