STF moves big tech appeals to physical plenary; platforms react to Lula's decrees

Justice Dias Toffoli withdrew from the STF's virtual plenary agenda nine appeals filed by major digital platforms against the expanded liability ruling for user-generated content, transferring the case to a yet-unscheduled in-person session. Simultaneously, associations representing Meta, Google and TikTok issued an open letter against Decrees No. 12,975 and 12,976/2026, warning of legal uncertainty, excessive content removal, and disproportionate compliance burdens on companies of different sizes.

Source: Gazeta do Povo / Acessa.com
Photo: Nelson Júnior

MORE PUBLICATIONS

Brazil–Europe green shipping corridors move toward commercial design

18.09.2026 | Newsletters

Brazil, Norway and the Netherlands are evaluating specific routes for what could become the first deep-sea green shipping corridor connecting Brazil and Europe. A feasibility study identified three priority routes: Vila do Conde–Karmøy Santos–Rotterdam Pecém–Rotterdam...

Brazil creates a new framework for critical minerals

17.09.2026 | Newsletters

Brazil has enacted a new legal framework for critical and strategic minerals, establishing the National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals and creating the National Council for the Industrialization of Critical and Strategic Minerals. The policy seeks to move...

São Paulo court caps contractual retention at 25% in a timeshare agreement on grounds of excessive burden

17.09.2026 | Newsletters

In a ruling reported on September 16, the 1st Civil Court of Olímpia (State of São Paulo) ordered the developer to refund 75% of the amounts paid by a buyer who sought termination of a timeshare purchase agreement. Although the penalties formally complied with the...