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ArticleCan Competitors Slow Down AI Development?
The proposal for a coordinated slowdown in artificial intelligence development has reignited the debate over the limits of cooperation among competitors and its potential impact on innovation. The article examines the antitrust risks associated with such initiatives, recent developments in the United States, and CADE's approach in Brazil, highlighting the importance of balancing technological safety, fair competition, and regulatory oversight.
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PressUniManesco with Floriano de Azevedo Marques Neto
On September 21, Universidade Manesco welcomed Floriano de Azevedo Marques Neto, founding partner of the firm, for a session on “Due Process in Times of Crisis.” Through a case study, the session encouraged reflection and discussion on legal challenges arising in exceptional circumstances, highlighting the importance of safeguarding procedural rights and legal certainty.
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PressIt’s like changing parts on a plane while it’s in mid-flight
In an interview with Análise.com, Maís Moreno, CEO of Manesco Advogados since January, discusses key decisions shaping her leadership, including fostering greater transparency around compensation in the legal profession, ending remote work, and promoting the responsible use of artificial intelligence. She also shares personal experiences, including overcoming an episode of harassment and how a romantic relationship with one of the firm's partners led to marriage.
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It’s like changing parts on a plane whilst it’s in mid-flight
25/09/2026
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Government is trialling an exit scheme on the Pequi Route to relieve congestion on ‘overburdened motorways’
03/09/2026
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PressSecondary Market for Toll Road Concessions Set to Gain Momentum in the Coming Years
Maturing contracts, renegotiation processes and the growing presence of financial investors are expected to drive transactions involving toll road concessions in Brazil. Rafael Fernandes, of Manesco Advogados, believes mature assets will increasingly attract specialized operators, while new projects will continue to expand the country’s concession pipeline.
