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From the edition of the new Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) and especially by the positiveity of fundamental norms of the civil procedure, there is no room for the technique of defensive jurisprudence[1] continue to be applied by the higher courts...

After a long journey,[1] Law No. 13,709/18, the General Personal Data Protection Law or simply the LGPD, as it is popularly known, entered into force in the Brazilian legal system.[2] Its approval represents a paradigmatic change in the logic of...

Although the National Bureau of Supplementary Private Pension (Previc) has, by law, the duty and function to inspect closed-end supplementary pension entities (EFPCs), the Federal Accounting Court (TCU) has exercised this function on the argument...

Law 13,709 / 18, named Personal Data Protection Law (PDP) establishes strict rules for the protection of personal data. The PDP will enter into force 18 months after its official publication, occurred on August 15. Below we highlight its main...

The Judiciary in Brazil has faced for many years the difficult task of resolving the growing number of lawsuits that are filed in the courts every day. According to the most recent survey by the National Justice Council (CNJ), Brazilian courts...

Contencioso

The application of defensive jurisprudence and the necessary rereading of Summary 182 of the STJ

What happens with corporate investigations after the LGPD?

The (in)competence of the TCU to review revisions to the regulation of supplementary private pension benefit plans

Personal Data Protection Law establish strict standards

Repetitive demands in Brazil: benefits of the IRDR and possibility of filing with higher courts

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