We specialize in legal matters related to freedom of expression, personality rights, copyright, and trademark law. We assess legal risks in materials during the development phase (such as scripts), conduct pre-publication reviews, and review fact-checking analyses for content development and production — including final cut clearance in post-production.

Child labor is prohibited in Brazil and in most of the world (pursuant to ILO – International Labour Organization – Conventions No. 138 and 182). However, Convention 138 itself, in Article 8, allows for individual permissions in artistic performances granted by the competent authority of each country. In Brazil, Article 149 of the Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) outlines the basic requirements for this type of authorization, which is processed through the Juvenile Court. Our team is highly recognized and qualified to handle this authorization process. We develop and execute strategic approaches for Judicial Permits, offering support with documentation, clarifications on the varying interpretations across different courts throughout the country, and even internationally in the case of recordings abroad. We provide secure and efficient solutions for obtaining judicial authorization, strictly complying with legal requirements and ensuring proper presentation of documents in court proceedings (which are held under judicial confidentiality).