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Many factors to consider when selecting an arbitrator

To ensure a fair proceedings for both parties, selecting the right arbitrator is key.

Internet laws undergoing changes in Brazil

The Brazilian government is currently in the midst of proposing and developing an Internet Bill of Rights, according to the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas.

Legislation allows single-holder limited-liability firms in Brazil

The Economist reported that Brazil may be a more challenging country to develop company relations, but a new law has been established to allow business owners to create a single-holder limited-liability firm.

CNJ committee releases suggestions to end farm land dispute

Over the last three months, a series of meetings have been held by a Commission led by the National Council of Justice to examine the land dispute and come up with suggestions to rectify it once and for all.

Monsanto makes deal with Brazilian farmers to drop royalty fees

The world's largest seed company Monsanto Corporation will be waiving two years of its royalty fees for its Roundup Ready soybean seeds collection if Brazilian farmers stop the process of a patent dispute lawsuit, according to Bloomberg.

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