by Botinha | Feb 24, 2017 | International Business
Jurisprudence Update in International Private Law in Brazil Two recent decisions by the Judicial System in Brazil may affect interests of foreign investors in Brazil. 1980 Vienna Convention Enforcement in Brazil For the first time, a Brazilian Tribunal forced a... 
by Botinha | Feb 22, 2017 | Hague Convention & International Family Law
By Jeremy D. Morley “Mirror” orders can be a useful tool in the arsenal of lawyers who handle cases concerning international child travel and the prevention of potential international child abduction. Increasingly courts are being asked to enjoin parents from taking... 
by Botinha | Feb 14, 2017 | International Business
The RADAR, short term for Registro e Rastreamento da Atuação dos Intervenientes Aduaneiros, is a license created by the Brazilian Federal Revenue agency that grants to Companies holding it access to the SISCOMEX, a integrated system necessary for the practice of... 
by Botinha | Jan 6, 2017 | General
2016 moments… invited by the Italian Consulate. Thank you Consul Aurora Russi. 
by Botinha | Dec 7, 2016 | Hague Convention & International Family Law
Safe Returns on Hague Convention Lawsuits in Brazil Abductions Disputes in International Child Abduction can turn into a tremendous effort in countries like Brazil, Japan, India and other countries. Because of cultural facets, these international children...
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