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Soybean lawsuit between U.S. and Brazil comes to an end

There has been a legal battle between the United States and Brazil over the last few years over the soybean and it could be coming to an end.

New Brazil law uses oil royalties to fund education, health care

A new Brazilian law will see millions in oil royalties be used to fund the public education and national health care systems.

Investigation into possible cartel scheme in Sao Paulo price fixing

Prosecutors in Sao Paulo, Brazil, have been granted the right to launch a criminal investigation into proposed price-rigging during bidding for Sao Paulo's metro rail systems. This could lead to the uncovering of a cartel scheme.

Brazilian congress debates new Commercial Code

A new bill could create a new Commercial Code in Brazil, replacing the one that was enacted in 1850.

Why International Companies Need a Brazilian Lawyer

Any company that has or is looking to expand and have a global reach, whether it is direct sales or as part of a supply chain, would be wise seek out Brazilian lawyers or international legal counsel.

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