Cascione examines new guidance from Brazil’s Labor Court on workplace mental health and psychosocial risks, alongside developments concerning the implementation of Regulatory Standard No. 1 (NR-1).
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Cascione examines new guidance from Brazil’s Labor Court on workplace mental health and psychosocial risks, alongside developments concerning the implementation of Regulatory Standard No. 1 (NR-1).
This edition highlights recent Brazilian antitrust and international trade developments, including CADE enforcement actions, merger filing requirements and key trade defense measures.
Brazil has introduced new measures prohibiting fixed-odds betting nationwide and establishing Desenrola Brasil 3.0 to facilitate the renegotiation of delinquent consumer debt.
Brazil’s Ministry of Labor and Employment is requiring participants in the Worker Food Program (PAT) to re-register by November 9, 2026, or risk automatic exclusion from the program and related tax, labor and operational consequences.
Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court has established new requirements for granting free legal aid, replacing the previous presumption of financial hardship and creating a binding standard for courts nationwide.
Once again, Chambers and Partners has recognized network members in 14 countries for their reputation and practice sophistication.
In this edition, we detail CADE’s decisions regarding the mandatory notification of mergers and acquisitions involving foreign companies and the creation of a working group to review these criteria.
CSJT Resolution No. 452/26 represents a critical compliance milestone for companies, as it not only details the concept of electoral harassment, covering everything from recruitment to the use of digital tools such as WhatsApp, but also requires labor judges to immediately report proceedings dealing with this issue to the MPT and MPE.
The 7th Panel of the 4.0 Division of the São Paulo Court of Justice upheld a ruling that declared invalid a provision in a bank credit note that provided for default interest calculated at the CDI rate plus 0.378477% per day, equivalent to 12.05% per month.
