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The Self-Critical Analysis Privilege: A Critical Analysis
Creditors Beware: Contractual Attorneys' Fees May Not Be Recoverable in the Debtor's U.S. Bankruptcy Case
Anatomy of a Cargo Claim
Superfund Redux: Will EPA’s New Post Construction Policy Reopen Site Remedies?
Quebec Courts Question Tacit Acceptance of Forum Selection Clauses
Military Leave: A Look At Recent Case Law Developments and The New Regulations
Doing Business in Canada: A Practical Guide to Cross-Border Trade and Investment
Due Diligence: Checklists For Commercial Real Estate Transactions
ASIA PACIFIC
Evidence required to draw an inference that a bankrupt had transferred property to defeat creditors.
Procurement and Risk Management - The Drafting of PPP Documents
CENTRAL AMERICA
Advantages of the Panamanian private interest foundation for the offshore investor
EUROPE
Bankruptcy - A New Guise
The Dutch Go Into the Offensive
Infiniteland Ltd and John Steward Aviss v Artisan Contracting Ltd [2005] EWCA Civ 758
Commercial agents - a new beginning?
Principles of new corporate income tax regime to become effective on 2009 disclosed for public debate in Estonia
From March 2006 Employers Have No Right to Terminate the Employment Contracts Due to the Age of the Employee
Re-evaluating Your Property Strategy is En Vogue in the Retail Industry
Difficult Times for Tenants
What To Do When Things Are Going Really Wrong
The New Building Act in the Czech Republic– A short leap forward
SOUTH AMERICA
The New Brazilian Legal Process for Bankruptcy Protection
SOUTH AMERICA
The New Brazilian Legal Process for Bankruptcy Protection
Marcondes Machado, Britto e Pimentel Advogados in association with Nehring e Associados Advocacia – São Paulo, Brazil.
by Nelson Marcondes Machado and Gonzalo Antonio Zurita


The new Brazilian Bankruptcy and Business Restructuring Law (“Business Restructuring Law”) – Law 11.101/2005 – was enacted on February 9, 2005. Its judicial application, however, was only to commence 180 days after its enactment. Thus, at less than one year from its inception as an applicable legal instrument, it has not yet been sufficiently tested to provide a comprehensive review as to its use and actual applicability. Nevertheless, it potentially represents a significant step forward when compared to the virtually archaic legislation that since 1945 had been in force. The bankruptcy protection process of the old legislation was referred to as Concordata Preventiva (“Concordata”)*¹. Four specific issues are worth reviewing while comparing both decrees in order to fully understand the innovations introduced by the new bankruptcy code.
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