Rita Lopes
Part of the law "offers protection and assistance to people who across international borders, in order to maintain their dignity"
Leonardo A. F. Palhares and Pedro Tinoco
Prompted by the crisis of the air transportation segment, the Government enacted a Provisional Measure amending the Brazilian Aeronautical Code and increasing the limit of foreign capital in Brazilian airline companies.
Current Brazilian crisis is adding pressure to policymakers to remove foreign ownership limitation in domestic airline companies.
Pierpaolo Cruz Bottini, Igor Sant’Ana Tamasauskas, Ana Fernanda Ayres Delosso and Claudia Vara San Juan Araujo
After much argumentation – very passionate, at some instances – the Law 13,254/16 has been enacted, opening the possibility for the Brazilian citizens to legally adjust undeclared foreign assets. The national disclosure.
Ricardo Pagliari Levy and Alessandro Pezzolo Giacaglia
The changes introduced by MP 703 have focused on the rules for negotiation of leniency agreements, the respective eligibility requirements and conditions, and resulting benefits. Those changes aim to make leniency agreements safer, faster and more advantageous for companies.
The paper called "The protection of test dossier in Brazil: fostering innovation".
Leonardo Peres da Rocha and Silva and José Rubens Battazza Iasbech
Following the successful launch of the Antitrust Compliance Program Guidelines,the Brazilian Competition Authority has recently issued the preliminary version of its Leniency Program Guidelines.
Paulo Eduardo Penna e Ana Carolina Pimentel
The Brazilian stock market does not seem to be open to public offerings. PIPEs, an acronym for Private Investment in Public Equity, could be a solution.
Leonardo Palhares and Caio Faria Lima
The Brazilian Ministry of Justice presented the new version of its Data Protection Bill on October 20th, 2015. The new document contemplates more than 2,000 contributions received through Public Consultations, with relevant changes to our society and possible impacts to companies.
Pedro Paulo Salles Cristofaro e Guilherme Leporace
Actions with potential to alter the parties’ original competitive positions are now prohibited until the CADE’s approval of the relevant transaction, which has raised doubts about how to proceed to avoid the risk of gun-jumping.
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