Articles
02Oct 2025
We are pleased to announce that the lawyer Caio Martins Cabeleira has joined the team of the office of São Paulo as a partner. Recognized in the market as a reference in Litigation, Family, and Succession Law, Caio brings with him a solid professional trajectory and a...
02Jul 2025
Brazil is on the verge of launching a new public concession model in the port sector: the concession for the dredging of access channels to public ports. The pilot project will be implemented in the port complex of Paranaguá and Antonina, located in the State of Paraná, in...
13May 2025
Lawyer Ordélio Azevedo Sette (OAB/BH 13,726 and SP 138,485), founding partner of Azevedo Sette Advogados, passed away this Monday, May 12, at the age of 84. He was one of the co-founders of CESA - Center for Studies of Law Firms and served as an external consultant to the UN...
08Jan 2025
Our partners Luiz Eduardo Salles and Lucas Bianchini and associates Ana Clara Appolinário and Marco Chung contributed the Brazil chapter for the Chambers International Trade Global Practice Guide 2025 – Trends and Developments, edited by Chambers and Partners....
25Nov 2024
Resolution No. 767 of the National Telecommunications Agency (“Anatel”), dated August 07, 2024 (“Resolution 767/2024”), recently came into force, introducing changes to the Cybersecurity Regulation Applied to the Communications Sector (“Regulation”), which, in turn,...
30Oct 2024
The uncertainties related to the sharing of poles between electricity concessionaires and telecommunications service providers continue and it may still take some time for the parties involved to reach a final consensus on the...
07Oct 2024
Broadcasting services in Brazil are regulated by Law No. 4,117/1962, the Telecommunications Code and Decree No. 52,795/1963, which approved the Broadcasting Services Regulation. Control of broadcasting services is incumbent upon the Ministry of Communications. The National...
10Sep 2024
Summarise the regulatory framework for the communications sector. Do any foreign ownership restrictions apply to communications...