Litigation
Ordinance Seges/MGI 1.769/23 establishes a schedule to be followed by public managers.
Understanding of the Supreme Court innovates in the rule on the institute of the res judicata provided for in the Code of Civil Procedure.
New EU law is another sign that large technology companies will need to adapt to an increasingly regulated environment.
TJSP decision delimits, for the first time, the information that must be disclosed in third-party funding situations.
Alternative to dispute resolution promotes celerity and economy when compared to lawsuits and arbitration.
Accounting Court’s freeze orders need to be duly grounded not only on legal grounds, but also on real risk to the useful outcome of the lawsuit.
Controversy persists after Supreme Court established that mandatory extension is unconstitutional in judgment of ADIs.
Despite being declared equal by the Supreme Court the succession regimes of partners and spouses, the theme still generates controversies
Alternative is increasingly adopted and contributes to unburden the judiciary and achieve faster and more effective solutions.
Resumption of the trial of REsp 1.964.067/ES promises to put an end to legal uncertainty about the existence of solidarity between different groups of participants of the same pension plan.
The Judicial Branch Services Portal and Electronic Judicial Domicile, instituted by CNJ Resolution 455/22, will be implemented on September 30th.
REsp 1.837.386/SP: the (non)existence of conflict between STJ Precedent 326 and the CPC.
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