Administrative Procedures in Real Estate Law: Extrajudicial Matters in Focus

Did you know that it's possible to regularize a property, resolve issues with an absent seller, and even reclaim a rented property due to non-payment—all outside of the judicial system? The growing importance of extrajudicial procedures in Real Estate Law has transformed how we handle possession, ownership, and rental disputes. In this article, we explain simply and objectively how extrajudicial adverse possession, compulsory adjudication in notary offices, and the new extrajudicial eviction project can be quick, economical, and effective solutions for owners, buyers, and landlords. Check it out!

TST and STF Determine Right to Fortnightly Sundays Off for Employees

The Superior Labor Court (TST) and the Federal Supreme Court (STF) have ruled in favor of the right to a fortnightly day off on Sundays for female employees. The decisions are based on article 386 of the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT), which establishes a specific protection rule for female workers, requiring a fortnightly rotation in cases of […]

Enforcement against Partners of Companies in Judicial Recovery: An Analysis Before Labor Courts

Recently, the Superior Labor Court (TST) ruled on the possibility of redirecting the execution against partners of companies under judicial recovery to settle credits arising from labor claims. This decision is an important milestone in labor law. Naturally, this is a controversial issue, with differences of understanding arising from the constant conflicts between labor law and […]