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Chinese Investments Pick Up in Brazil, Stoking Work for Lawyers
With warmer diplomatic relations post-pandemic, China is poised to plow even more capital into its top destination for investment in Latin America.
What Does the Opening of Brazil's Gambling Market Mean For Global Firms?
The Brazilian Bar Association forbids international law firms from practicing local law in the country, but global law firms can still get in on the growing sector by advising on cross-border M&A.
Eversheds Sutherland Advises on Sustainability-Focused Joint Venture Between 4 Agriculture Giants
Competition authorities in the Netherlands, Greece and Germany have recently all taken steps to make sustainability-focused collaborations between competitors easier.
Where Does the Venn Diagram Overlap With Multiplying Local Data Privacy Laws?
During a Monday session at the ILTACON 2023 conference in Orlando, Florida, panelists offered some guidance on how to keep up with emerging state data privacy laws.
Economic Uncertainty Brings Restructuring Work to Brazilian Law Firms
Creditors who offered a brief respite to Brazilian companies during the pandemic are now coming to collect as the country struggles with high inflation and double-digit interest rates.
Brazil's TozziniFreire Spurs Innovation With ThinkFuture Program
The 600-plus lawyer firm has embraced more visually appealing and intuitive legal documents plus digital tools such as client dashboards to improve delivery of legal services.
Anticipating Busy Tax Practice, Brazilian Law Firm Expands
One of the reasons Vinicius Jucá was attracted to Lefosse, he said, was the firm's multidisciplinary approach and expansion plans.
Announcing the 2019 American Lawyer Industry Awards Finalists
Including the Global Legal Awards, Legal Services Innovation, Best Business Team and more.
Deal Watch: All About Energy and a Sanction-Free Sale
Energy company acquisitions dominated the billion-dollar transactional tables last week and a big deal announced over the weekend—one specifically structured to avoid Western sanctions—has yielded roles for a half-dozen firms from the U.K. and India.
Amid Scandal, Brazil Overhauls Its Anti-Corruption Toolkit
Brazil's leniency program needs work. Will proposed reforms do the job? Some big firms will find out.Trending Stories
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