Six months after its publication, Provisional Presidential Decree - MP 752/2016 was officially converted into Law No. 13,448/2017, thereby incorporating the amendments approved by the National Congress, with some presidential vetoes.

The Judicial Reorganization and Bankruptcy Law (LRF) establishes that, once the request for judicial reorganization is accepted, all lawsuits and enforcements against the debtor will be suspended during the stay period, except for claims that are labor in nature, those that involve illiquid amounts and tax foreclosures.

Employers wishing to extend the employee's working day in an environment deemed hazardous must have authorization from the Ministry of Labor (MTB), issued only after inspection and analysis of the application, in addition to complying with a series of requirements imposed by the agency.

Although not yet regulated in Brazil, the concept of multi-ownership, also known as time-sharing or fractional ownership, challenges the limitations of traditional property rights. By making it possible for several individuals to economically share the ownership of a single property, exercising their right in a specific period during the year, in an exclusive, cyclical, and perpetual manner, the multi-ownership gives dynamism to real estate developments, enables the maintenance of investments in the sector, and highlights the strength of the sharing economy as a global trend.

The international green bonds market has been developing rapidly since the first issuances by the European Development Bank and the World Bank in 2007 and 2008, respectively. With these "green bonds", companies, investment banks, and governments raise funds to finance or refinance projects or assets with positive environmental or climatic impacts. The bonds issued may take the form of any debt securities, such as debentures, notes, and financial bills. The only difference relates to the allocation of funds.

It has almost been one year since the decision of the Brazilian Securities Commission (CVM) Board that authorized Inepar to proceed with a private capital increase through the capitalization of unsecured credits and with real state guarantees held against it, by means of an intermediary, the commission agent, as subscriber of the shares to be issued in the process.