Monthly Archives: September 2017

Thursday, 12th April 2012  by Clare Bolton Latin Lawyer 250 country by country: Brazil Our daily country by country analysis of each of the 20 jurisdictions included in the recently-published 14th edition of the Latin Lawyer 250 today moves on…

  Emerging from the shadows BRAZIL BLOG: Anatel is widely seen as one of the least transparent of the Brazilian regulators, although there are some small signs that this is beginning to change. Clare Bolton reports   Protests against the…

          Wednesday, 17 February 2010 by Sebastian Perry   CADE ruling on Oi-Brasil Telecom expected by June Brazil's largest fixed-line telecoms company, Oi, expects final antitrust approval of its US$3.5 billion acquisition of market rival Brasil…

BPGM hires enforcer in Brazil Thursday, 8 October 2009 by Rachel Bull Brasil Pereira Neto Galdino Macedo Advogados has hired Paulo Casagrande to bolster its competition practice in São Paulo. Casagrande, 30, joined from Brazil’s Secretariat of Economic Law of…

          Published 12 February 2010   Brasil Pereira Neto help companies settle over cartel fines   Brasil, Pereira Neto, Galdino e Macedo Advogados has helped three companies negotiate lower fines for their part in a cartel…

CADE overturns VisaNet ruling Friday, 18 September 2009 by David Thorley Brazil’s antitrust tribunal CADE has overturned an injunction made by the country’s consumer protection agency, the SDE, against credit card payment processor VisaNet. Yesterday, CADE ordered that the exclusivity…