October 11, 2019

TST decides to suspend proceedings on the validity of collective rule

Measure postpones analysis from 40% to 60% of the actions in the country until judgment of the matter by the STF. The Superior Labor Court (TST) decided yesterday to suspend all processes in the country that deal with the validity of a collective norm that limits or restricts labor rights not guaranteed constitutionally.

October 10, 2019

STJ discusses monetary correction of tax credit

The 1st Section of the Superior Court of Justice began to analyze this Thursday (10/10) the definition of the initial term incidence of monetary correction in the administrative request for reimbursement of tax credits. The trial was suspended after a request for a view from the Minister Regi...

October 10, 2019

Odebrecht executives question payment of credits in recovery

Stock option holders want values to be classified as labor. The largest judicial recovery in the country, the lawsuit involving the Odebrecht Group is for the first time raising a more in-depth debate on how to deal with employees or former employees who have become...

October 9, 2019

Transgenic soy seeds have patent protection, decides STJ

Ministers of the 2nd Section signed thesis on the issue and the decision becomes valid for other identical cases. Unanimously, the ministers of the 2nd Section of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) confirmed, this Wednesday (9/10), the prevalence of the industrial property law (Law 9.279/96) and the...

October 8, 2019

Frigor Frigol fulfills plan and judge ends judicial recovery

As he understood that the process had reached its objective, Judge Mario Ramos dos Santos, of the 2nd Vara de Lençóis Paulista, declared the plan fulfilled and decreed the end of the judicial reorganization of Frigol — the 4th largest producer of beef in the country — under the terms of the articles 61 and 63 of Law 11....

October 7, 2019

Recovery plan with payment of labor claims in 60 months is illegal

The 1st Chamber of Business Law of the Court of Justice of São Paulo considered illegal a clause in the judicial reorganization plan of an IT company, which provided for the payment of labor creditors within 60 months, after a grace period of six months, counting from the final and unappealable decision. of the homologation...

August 21, 2019

Revenue summons taxpayers who adhered to repatriation

Taxpayers who adhered to the Special Regime for Exchange and Tax Regularization (RERCT) - the repatriation program - and declared low values of assets they held abroad have been notified by the Federal Revenue Service. The agency suspects that these assets were undervalued to reduce...

August 20, 2019

Companies have not yet adapted to the Data Law

One year after the General Data Protection Law (No. 13,709 of 2018) came into force, most companies have not yet adapted to the text. In a survey of about 250 medium and large companies, the Viseu Advogados office identified that 46% of them have not yet started the process and...

August 19, 2019

Legal and company ombudsman work together to reduce lawsuits

If before the legal department and the ombudsman had strictly defined and inflexible roles within the companies, today they can go hand in hand. This is what an experiment carried out by the supplementary health company Amil shows, which brought the two sectors together to avoid litigation. The project came...

August 8, 2019

TST keeps work validity intermittent

The Superior Labor Court (TST) released Magazine Luiza from a conviction for using intermittent work. It is the first decision of the ministers on the subject after the institution of this type of work by the Labor Reform Law (No 13,467, of 2017). In this mode, the worker...

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