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Changes in Brazilian labor system drive investments into Brazil

August 9, 2017 Podcast 31 min listen
Authors:
Beth Babich
Brazilian business labor reform laws are changing and this may be of great benefit to you and your growing company. Listen to our short podcast to learn more about the loosening of decade old laws and how they may play a part in your expansion into Brazil.

PMGS Brazil Podcast

Are you currently operating in Brazil? Or, are you looking to do business in Brazil? Hear from International experts, Beth Babich from our International consulting team and Danilo Mininel from Madrona Law Firm as they discuss the current state of Brazil and how the new changes in labor laws may affect you and your business. Previously, many regulations have made it somewhat difficult to do business in Brazil. With the new labor reform, you’ll find simplified processes and less of a burden on companies. Listen to our podcast to learn more about the favorable environment for investments that come from these changes.

Danilo Mininel, Partner, Madrona Advogados

Danilo advises domestic and foreign clients on mergers and acquisitions in Brazil, partnership agreements, shareholders’ agreements, corporate restructuring, foreign investment in Brazil, incorporation of companies, corporate governance matters, competition and antitrust matters, succession and estate planning, and business and commercial contracts negotiations. 

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