Newsletter (#006/2025) on Law and Technology by Campos Thomaz Advogados

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Campos Thomaz Contributes Brazil Chapter to ITechLaw’s New Edition of the Startup Legal Playbook

Campos Thomaz Advogados is proud to announce its participation in the third edition of the Startup Legal Playbook, a global initiative by the International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw). The publication brings together contributions from over 70 law firms worldwide, offering practical guidance on key legal issues faced by startups across different jurisdictions. Our firm had the honor of authoring the Brazil chapter, providing a clear and up-to-date overview of the legal and regulatory landscape for startups operating or expanding in the country. Learn more.

Nominations of Campos Thomaz Advogados and its partner Alan Campos Thomaz in Leaders League and Chambers and Partners

Campos Thomaz Advogados and its partner Alan Campos Thomaz have been recognized by Leaders League in the areas of Artificial Intelligence, Data Protection, Technology, Startups and Innovation, and Venture Capital. They were also ranked by Chambers and Partners in the areas of Data Protection and Technology.

Article by our partners Alan Campos Thomaz and Juliana Sene Ikeda on the judgment of article 19 of the Internet Civil Framework

Partners Alan Campos Thomaz and Juliana Sene Ikeda published an article on JOTA about the majority formed in the Federal Supreme Court (STF) regarding Article 19 of the Internet Civil Framework (Marco Civil da Internet). Learn more.

Webinar – AI Assessment: learn how to evaluate risks in the Use of Artificial Intelligence

Watch the webinar presented by partners Alan Campos Thomaz and Juliana Sene Ikeda on the important and timely topic of risks in the use of artificial intelligence. Learn more.

Status of the Internet Civil Framework Trial at the brazilian Supreme Federal Court

On June 12, the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) continued the joint trial of two cases addressing the civil liability of internet platforms for third-party content. A key issue under debate is whether the removal of offensive content at the request of the offended party requires prior judicial authorization. One of the cases being examined is Extraordinary Appeal 1.037.396, with further deliberation set to continue with Minister Edson Fachin’s vote. Learn more.

Relaunch of the National Precedents Database strengthens legal uniformity

On May 27, during the 2nd Extraordinary Session of the National Council of Justice (CNJ), Minister Luís Roberto Barroso announced the relaunch of the National Precedents Database (BNP) with enhanced features. Now called BNP/Pangea, the platform was developed under the Justice 4.0 Program in partnership with the Regional Labor Court of the 4th Region (TRT-4). Publicly accessible, it serves as a key tool for judges, court staff, lawyers, and researchers to access standardized and qualified legal precedents. Learn more.

São Paulo Court upholds conviction for unfair competition by former tech company employees
On May 27, the 2nd Reserved Chamber of Corporate Law of the São Paulo Court of Justice upheld the conviction of former employees of a technology company for unfair competition, in case no. 1023504-71.2022.8.26.0100. The court ordered the defendants to cease the use of copyrighted materials from their former employer and to pay R$ 20,000 in moral damages, as well as material damages to be determined during the sentence enforcement phase. Learn more.

M&A, Investments, and Venture Capital

Our website offers essential materials for those who want to better understand M&A, Investments, and Venture Capital. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date with the latest insights and analyses. Learn more.

Labor

Regional Labor Court of the 15th region annuls ruling and orders new trial without geolocation data to protect worker’s privacy

On April 24, the 15th Regional Labor Court (TRT-15) annulled a ruling issued by the 6th Labor Court of Campinas/SP in case no. 0011177-28.2023.5.15.0093 and ordered a new trial. The decision prohibits the use of digital evidence based on geolocation data to protect the worker’s privacy. The ruling arose from disagreements over overtime calculations and the employer’s claim of restricted defense due to the court’s refusal to hear witness testimonies or admit location data as evidence. Learn more.

FinTechs, Banks, Financial Services, and Virtual Assets

In our Newsletter #006/2025 on FinTechs, Banks, Financial Services, and Virtual Assets, we cover card tokenization, the launch of new services by the Central Bank, the operation of automatic PIX, as well as various open public consultations and regulatory updates. Learn more.

Artificial Intelligence

In our Newsletter #006/2025 on Artificial Intelligence, we address the progress in discussions regarding investments in the National Artificial Intelligence Plan, the regulatory developments led by the Ministry of Finance, the approval of an AI law in Japan, the AI regulation approved by the Legislative Assembly of Goiás, and the majority formed in the Supreme Federal Court (STF) regarding the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet. Learn more.

Privacy and Data Protection

In our Newsletter #006/2025 on Privacy and Data Protection, we cover the launch of the 4th volume of the Technological Radar series by the ANPD, the public consultation on the use of biometric data, the resumption of the STF’s judgment on the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet, the establishment of working groups focused on the National Cybersecurity Policy, and the ANPD’s presidency of the RIPD. Learn more.

ANPD Opens Applications for Regulatory Sandbox on Artificial Intelligence

The Brazilian National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) has launched a call for projects to participate in its first regulatory sandbox focused on artificial intelligence and data protection. The initiative aims to foster experimentation with innovative technologies, techniques, and business models that promote algorithmic transparency. Applications are free of charge and open until August 10, 2025, via email to sandbox@anpd.gov.br. Participation is limited to public or private legal entities with the necessary technical and economic capacity. Learn more.

HealthTechs

Our website offers essential materials for those looking to better understand how Brazilian law addresses the topic of HealthTechs. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated with the latest developments and analyses. Learn more.

Sports Betting, E-Sports, and Gambling

Our website offers essential materials for anyone looking to better understand bets, e-sports, and sports betting. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated with the latest news and analysis. Learn more.

Tax

Our website offers essential materials for those seeking to better understand Brazil’s tax regimes, especially for technology companies. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about the latest updates and analyses. Learn More.

Intellectual Property

Brazil’s National Institute of Industrial Property launch fast-track trademark processing in august 2025

Starting August 7, 2025, Brazil’s National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) will offer a new service: the Fast-Track Trademark Processing. This initiative aims to accelerate the examination of certain trademark applications and petitions based on legal priorities or strategic and public policy objectives defined by the Institute. The move is part of the INPI Action Plan 2025, which seeks to boost innovation and economic development in Brazil. Learn more.

Media, Entertainment, and Digital Influencers

Follow current issues concerning the role of digital influencers in the market, including their participation in sectors like betting and the market regulated by B3. Understand the challenges and regulations surrounding this growing and impactful activity. Additionally, learn more about post-mortem image rights, an increasingly relevant subject in the legal and technological landscape. Learn More.

AgriTech

Our newsletter features an AgriTech Special covering key topics transforming agribusiness. Discover how agribusiness technologies impact civil liability, explore innovative financial products for the sector, and follow issues related to data and privacy, intellectual property, and the importance of ESG Finance in the context of AgTechs. The content also addresses the relevance of cultivars, M&A processes, investments, and venture capital in Brazilian agribusiness and corporate challenges in this segment. Learn More.

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