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Brazil–Europe green shipping corridors move toward commercial design

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

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

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...

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Adapting Corporate Contracts to the Tax Reform

Adapting Corporate Contracts to the Tax Reform

Brazil’s tax reform brings a profound transformation to the logic of corporate contracts, requiring companies to thoroughly review their agreements to comply with the new fiscal rules. The reform, which will take effect starting in 2026 and be gradually implemented...

The non-compete clause between partners – limits and effectiveness

The non-compete clause between partners – limits and effectiveness

The non-compete clause between partners is widely used in business but raises important questions about its validity, limits, and effectiveness. It is particularly relevant when partners leave a company—through withdrawal, exit, or exclusion—as it seeks to prevent...

Repetro-Sped and its application to decommissioning activities

Repetro-Sped and its application to decommissioning activities

Decommissioning has gained prominence in Brazil’s oil and gas sector, particularly given the maturity of producing fields. This process, which involves well abandonment, dismantling of facilities, and environmental remediation, requires substantial investment and is...

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