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News

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Follow the main debates on issues related to our practice areas through our newsletters and media stories published by the country’s main press outlets with the participation of our lawyers.

Our partner Thiago Araújo and our solicitor Daniella Felix Teixeira have published an article in *Revista Consultor Jurídico* (ConJur) on the decision by the Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) to recognise the limitation period for claims for punitive damages and reimbursement to the public purse, following the Federal

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Our partner Maria Isabel do Prado Bocater has been named one of Brazil’s most admired female lawyers in the latest edition of the Guia Análise da Advocacia Mulher, published last week. Isabel was highlighted as one of the country’s leading practitioners in the areas of Corporate and Mergers

Our consultant Luiz Felipe Monteiro Seixas was featured in a BNamericas article discussing the regulatory developments regarding curtailment expected in Brazil. According to the report, progress is expected on at least two fronts this year. The first aims to define the rules for financial compensation for generators affected

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Our partner Flavio Martins Rodrigues and our solicitor Gabriel Leite are lecturers on the 12th intake of the Refresher Course in Supplementary Pensions, run by the ICDS – Connect Institute of Social Law. Comprising 11 modules with 18 lessons and a total of 80 hours, the course features

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Our lawyer Luiz Pompeu has been accepted onto the Academic Master’s in Law programme at the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ). Luiz’s research project will focus on the research area of ‘Business and Economic Activities’ and began in early 2026. We congratulate Luiz on this achievement

In an article published on the Migalhas website, Thiago Araújo and Daniella Felix Teixeira comment on the hearing taking place today (4 March) at the Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) regarding the draft summary ruling on the Court’s jurisdiction to adjudicate the accounts of individuals or private-law entities