Storied leftist leader Lula da Silva won the Brazilian presidency by the slimmest of margins. But what matters to the country’s law firm leaders is that they finally have closure on what has been a fraught election period, and clarity on the leadership ahead.
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Mattos Filho launched innovation program attix. The new brand will connect Brazilian and international startups with companies from a variety of industries. attix provides Mattos Filho’s clients with access to the most innovative tools in the market to meet the most diverse business challenges.
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Homogenous individual rights class actions may be filed by several entities, including the Public Prosecutor Office and civil associations. In consumer cases, homogeneous individual rights are those of common origin, such as death or injuries caused by a defective product.
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Brazil’s stock exchange B3 new diversity rules, to be implemented next year, are expected to make investors more attentive to ESG practices, according to advisors and lawyers with an expertise in ESG.
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After years of setbacks in which deforestation rates reached new records, Brazil – which accounts for nearly 60 per cent of the Amazon rainforest – is likely to introduce industry-specific climate mitigation plans while seeing a flow of climate litigation against both public and private sectors, say local experts.
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Brazilian full-service firm Mattos Filho has hired a litigation and arbitration partner based in the Brazilian capital, as it aims to handle more regulatory work and business lawsuits before Brazil’s Superior Courts.
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Mattos Filho has added strength to its litigation and arbitration offering by hiring a former Mundie e Advogados partner.
Diego Herrera de Moraes joins the Elite firm’s Brasília today, taking its total number of partners to 134. The firm has seven partners permanently based in the federal capital.
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Mattos Filho has announced that Diego Herrera de Moraes has joined the firm’s litigation & arbitration practice area as its newest partner, based in Brasília. Mattos Filho now has 134 partners with Diego’s arrival, seven of which are based in the Brazilian capital – the highest number among all full-service law firms in the region.
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It’s been very hot lately. My colleagues in London, where few people have air conditioning, suffered through record-breaking temperatures early last week. And in New York, where temperatures have hovered around 95° Fahrenheit most days and will likely hit 99°F before the week is over, no one wants to move. But the same cannot be said for law firm management, which seems to never be at a standstill.
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Afro-Brazilian lawyers have long been underrepresented in the legal field in Brazil. But Mattos Filho is trying to change that.
The firm has hired nine Black lawyers, who will join seven different practice areas.
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