Valdir Rocha, our Member from Brazil, moderated a webinar on the impact of Covid in the IP practice in the Americas, sponsored by the...

Valdir Rocha, our member from Brazil, was a mediator, on July 1st, 2020, of a webinar organized by the World Intellectual Property...

The Municipality of Rio de Janeiro enacted Municipal Decree No. 58,274 on July 13, 2026, with the purpose of prohibiting the advertising...

The Brazilian National Council for Advertising Self-Regulation (“CONAR”) has consolidated key guidelines through its new Digital...

On January 6, 2026, Brazil enacted Law No. 15,325, formally recognizing the profession of “multimedia.” The statute introduces a new...

The consolidation of the digital economy has profoundly transformed how children and adolescents socialize, consume, and access...

On September 17, 2025, Brazil enacted Law No. 15,211/2025, formally establishing the Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents (“ECA...

Meet GALA Brazil member, Valdir Rocha of Veirano Advogados. Hear how he has been misled by advertising & about important recent...

In a groundbreaking decision, the First Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of Brazil (“STJ”) ruled that the National Health...

As demand for personal and professional growth increases, coaches offer specialized services to help clients manage finances, improve...

  “Is it ham or turkey breast?”, asks a choir of puzzled voices in Seara’s commercial for its new product. Fátima Bernardes - former...

  João Doria v. Marisa Monte and Arnaldo Antunes João Doria, governor of the state of São Paulo and presidential candidate, was...

On December 07, 2021,Judge Adriana Lisbôa, of the Santa Catarina State Court of Justice (“TJSC”; Case No. 5021613-98.2021.8.24.0005/SC),...

The Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) approved on October 7, 2020, new labeling rules regarding packaged food’s...

In 2016, Alana Institute – a Brazilian non-profit civil society organization – reported McDonald's to the Public Defender's Office of the...

In February 2016, only 1% of Brazilian TV commercials’ protagonists were black. In February 2019, that share had risen to 17%, according...