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          So far, so good The performance of Brazil’s antitrust agency CADE in the first three months under the country’s new law proves they were ready, the new chiefs of the agency tell Clare Bolton Brazilian…

Pereira Neto boosts antitrust partnership Thursday, 30 August 2012 Katy Oglethorpe  Pereira Neto Macedo Advogados has promoted Paulo Leonardo Casagrande to partner in its São Paulo competition practice. Casagrande, 32, joined Pereira Neto as a senior associate three years ago.…

          Brazilian firm promotes three to partner Brazil’s Pereira Neto | Macedo Advogados has promoted three senior associates to its partnership – boosting the total number of partners at the firm to nine. The new partners…

          Tuesday, 31st July 2012 by Rachel Hall   More than mobile phone operators to blame for poor service, say Lawyers As three of Brazil’s largest mobile phone operators see light at the end of the…

          Wednesday, 25th July 2012 by Rachel Hall Pereira Neto and França join forces to become “boutique of boutiques”   Brazil’s Pereira Neto | Macedo Advogados has merged with boutique corporate litigation firm França e Nunes Pereira, Advogados,…

          Wednesday, 13th June 2012  by Joe Rowley Brazil closes first 4G bid Anatel closed its first ever auction of broadcast licences for fourth generation (4G) broadband in Brazil yesterday, in what is being described as…

          Tuesday, 12th June 2012 by Rachel Hall Straumann sinks teeth into Brazilian dental implant market   Pereira Neto | Macedo Advogados has helped Swiss dental implant company Straumann snap up a 49 per cent stake…

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…