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Service of Process in Brazil. The Basics.

Posted in International Litigation

In the past several months, there’s been a dramatic increase in the number of Brazil-related legal  questions I’ve received here in Miami, where our firm’s international law practice is based. With Brazil-South Florida annual trade exceeding $13 billion and Brazilian visitors spending $1 billion annually in Miami, it’s really not all that surprising. From exporting… Continue Reading

The BRICfast Club: A Series of Posts Dedicated to Brazil, Russia, India and China (Part I)

Posted in International Investments

Hey Brazil–Take Your Time With Those BITs, I Can Get Them Somewhere Else!   Today we’re launching the first in a series of posts on the BRIC countries in a fast, quick read format. While  the late John Hughes would have appreciated the titular tribute to his Breakfast Club classic, the series is meant to… Continue Reading

Hey Brazil: It’sTime to Ratify Those Bilateral Investment Agreements

Posted in Dispute Resolution, International Arbitration, International Banking, International Investments

Brazil is on a roll.  Yesterday’s Financial Times included a special 10-page section devoted to Brazil. One of the articles, Olympic Accolade Sets Seal on Progress, written by Jonathan Wheatly, succinctly describes the “exuberant optimism” that has gripped the country since it was awarded the 2016 Olympic Games.  And the Wall Street Journal recently reported on… Continue Reading