Corporate Law

Yeesco’s Bankruptcy: Legal and Practical Lessons for Business Leaders

In the Brazilian business environment, the adjudication of a company’s bankruptcy presents an opportunity for reflection on multiple aspects of corporate governance and managerial liability. The case of Yeesco Indústria e Comércio de Confecções Ltda., headquartered in Brusque/SC, whose bankruptcy was recently decreed, offers relevant lessons for entrepreneurs and managers. The company, leader in complaints before Procon-SC, had filed for judicial reorganization in October 202

Julia Tosi

2 days ago3 min read

Intermittent Work: a business perspective

Understanding the issue for companies and managers In today’s business environment, characterized by increasingly volatile demand cycles, the adoption of flexible contractual models has become a strategic topic for companies seeking adaptability and efficiency. In this context, the employment modality known as intermittent work assumes significant relevance. Below, we examine the institute of intermittent employment contract under Brazilian legislation and its practical impli

Eduardo Caetano de Carvalho

7 days ago5 min read

Digital Inheritance and Corporate Law: The New Invisible Asset

The asset that no longer fits in safes Technological transformation has radically expanded the concept of wealth within corporate and family contexts. If tangible assets — real estate, vehicles, and financial investments — once dominated estate planning, today digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, tokens, e-commerce accounts, and social media profiles define a new frontier. The so-called digital inheritance is now a tangible legal and economic challenge for both families

Eduardo Caetano de Carvalho

Oct 223 min read