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The Third Appellate Panel of the Court of Justice of the Federal District and Territories upheld the conviction of a financial institution to compensate for losses suffered by a consumer who was the victim of a scam carried out by third parties through the improper use of her personal data.
Cascione Advogados examines proposed changes to Brazil’s takeover bid rules designed to encourage greater participation in the capital markets and modernize regulatory requirements for public company transactions.
In this issue, we detail CADE’s performance on the following fronts: (i) unprecedented cases of algorithmic pricing and price parallelism in the fuel and aviation sectors; (ii) maintenance of an infraction notice involving a preventive measure on AI chatbots; (iii) opening of a pioneering investigation into alleged exploitative abuse in the use of journalistic content by search platforms.
Cascione Advogados reviews new rules issued by Brazil’s Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) that eliminate mandatory sustainability-related financial reporting requirements for publicly held companies and other regulated entities.
The Second Section of the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice (“STJ”), in ruling on Special Appeal No. 2,121,055/MG, held that offering a unit located in a residential condominium for short-term stays through platforms such as Airbnb requires condominium approval under certain circumstances.
Recently, the Superior Labor Court (TST) has intensified the creation of binding precedents. These are decisions that serve as an official “guide” for the entire country.
This update discusses Brazil’s new Ministry of Labor and Employment guidelines on NR-1 and psychosocial risk management, including compliance expectations and inspection considerations taking effect on May 26, 2026.
With the discussion about the end of the 6×1 scale advancing in the CCJ and the entry into force of the new NR-1 in May 2026, the management of working hours becomes a strategic pillar to mitigate psychosocial risks, such as burnout, and avoid serious labor liabilities.
This article examines a Brazilian Superior Court of Justice ruling limiting the award of attorneys’ fees in the definitive enforcement phase when formal notice requirements have not been satisfied.
During the 260th Ordinary Judgment Session (“SOJ”), in February 2026, the Court of the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (“CADE”) dismissed, without judgment on the merits, the case that analyzed the potential acquisition of a company that manages bus ticketing software by a road passenger transport company.
