Our Digital Markets practice keeps pace with the rapid development of the technology industry and the digital transformation of companies across various sectors. Our work is guided by the understanding that, in this environment, the law should serve as a tool to enable innovation, not merely to manage risk.
Our multidisciplinary team brings together attorneys specializing in data protection, digital regulation, competition law, intellectual property, technology contracts, and consumer law, offering integrated and strategic counsel throughout the entire lifecycle of digital businesses. We possess extensive knowledge of Brazilian and international regulations applicable to the sector, including the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet, the General Data Protection Law (LGPD), and discussions surrounding the Legal Framework for Artificial Intelligence. We closely monitor key global trends—such as the OECD guidelines on artificial intelligence and debates on the regulation of large platforms in Brazil and other jurisdictions—to ensure our clients are prepared for an ever-evolving regulatory environment.
We have advised domestic and international clients on matters related to the structuring of e-commerce platforms, adapting businesses to the digital environment, electronic signatures, drafting and reviewing contracts involving digital media, payment methods, privacy policies, and terms of use, as well as in consumer litigation arising from online transactions. In addition to advising large and medium-sized companies, the firm has played a prominent role in supporting startups at various stages of development, with a significant portfolio of multinational companies at the forefront of the industry. Our clients come from a variety of sectors, including fintech, cybersecurity, e-commerce, the internet, electronics, automotive, education, healthcare and wellness, consulting, outsourcing, media and entertainment, and the nonprofit sector.