October 18, 2019

Exposure on social networks: a bias towards debtor expropriation

Internet access is constantly growing around the world, a fact that is no longer news to anyone. According to data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), in 2017, the number of users with internet access in Brazil already exceeded more than half of the population, which...

July 26, 2019

Embarrassment to ICMS crediting in relation to the purchase of products from a persistent debtor taxpayer

The crediting, by the purchaser, in relation to the ICMS highlighted in the invoices for the purchase of goods from a taxpayer included in the special inspection regime, may be conditioned to the proof of tax collection. In summary, this was the understanding reached by the Second Tur...

July 25, 2019

Brazilian brands will be more competitive abroad with Brazil joining the Madrid Protocol

The export sector celebrates, since May 22, Brazil's entry into the Madrid Protocol. The last battle for the approval of the Legislative Decree Project 860/17, whose objective was to internalize the provisions of the international treaty, took place in the Federal Senate, after a victory in the Chamber.

July 24, 2019

Is it easy to legally charge a company undergoing judicial reorganization?

In the current crisis scenario, there is a substantial increase in companies seeking the protection established in the Judicial Recovery Law (Law 11.101/2005). Faced with this growing wave, there are not a few suppliers who question the risks of maintaining supply to companies in recovery. ...

July 23, 2019

The role of the creditor in judicial reorganization proceedings

The meaning of a company's existence is to obtain profits at the lowest possible cost. This is a mantra that has echoed for a long time, a simple formula, but difficult to implement, since reality is not so “black and white”. Every entrepreneur who wants continuity in the market in...

July 22, 2019

Labor compliance: more than a prevention

The volume of labor claims filed in 2018, across Brazil, dropped 34% compared to 2017, as a direct consequence of the Labor Reform (Law 13,467/2017). Between January and December 2018, the lower courts received 1.7 million labor claims, against 2.6 million...

July 19, 2019

Law that makes quorum more flexible in limited liability companies can bring legal uncertainty

On January 4, 2019, Law 13,792/2019 was published in the Federal Official Gazette, which amended provisions of the Civil Code regarding limited liability companies. Among the changes, the legislator (i) reduced the quorum necessary for dismissal of a partner appointed as administrator in the ...

June 8, 2019

Practical and legal notes for those who want to live in Portugal

In recent years, the interest of several Brazilian citizens in living and investing in Portugal has grown significantly. Whether for cultural and linguistic proximity, or for economic and professional reasons, the fact is that Portugal has become the destination of many Brazilian families...

June 5, 2019

It is not enough just to register a trademark, it is necessary to use it

In January of this year, a fight between the North American giant McDonald's and the Irish restaurant chain Supermac's drew attention over the famous “BIG MAC” brand in Europe. It all started in 2015, with an attempt to expand the Irish network across the United Kingdom and the European Union. The net...

April 24, 2019

Credit and collection policy: which option is right for your company?

Default harms all types of economic activity and is almost inevitable in a crisis environment. However, its impact on economic agents can be minimized, as will be seen in this brief article, which proposes a reflection on what is the correct credit and collection policy for...

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