Post by account_disabled on Jan 11, 2024 0:21:20 GMT -8
A survey carried out by the Association of Brazilian Magistrates (AMB) and Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) provides a diagnosis of the effectiveness of the recovery of Brazilian companies. The study shows that there are few mediators, judges and courts in the country specialized in the subject. reproduction Magistrates and lawyers defend extrajudicial negotiations with creditors The Courts of Justice have also acted timidly to create action plans and encourage the recovery of insolvent companies. Only the courts of Pernambuco, Santa Catarina and Roraima have programs of this type.
The information is from Valor Econômico . The diagnosis is based on data from the National Council of Justice over the last three years, in addition to surveys carried out with companies, lawyers and magistrates using forms. The objective is to identify weaknesses and potentialities of such processes and propose practical improvement solutions. 82% of the judges who responded to the survey support the application Telegram Number Data of mediation in determining the values of credits in recovery processes. This is the same percentage of lawyers who said they recommended that their clients continue with consensual negotiations. Among the companies, 88% said they had sought consensual solutions and 87% said their lawyers were in favor of mediation and conciliation.
However, 81% did not identify measures to encourage the courts to adopt extrajudicial options. 69% of courts did not train their staff to filter recovery requests. However, during the Covid-19 crisis, 71% of them took measures to encourage extrajudicial negotiation. In 2020, almost half of the recovery processes were concentrated in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Between 2018 and 2020, the duration of these processes increased by 30%, but the annual total of processes was lower. The study was presented this Monday (8/11) in a seminar on the FGV YouTube channel. Minister Luis Felipe Salomão, from the Superior Court of Justice, who teaches at the institution, participated in the opening of the event.
The information is from Valor Econômico . The diagnosis is based on data from the National Council of Justice over the last three years, in addition to surveys carried out with companies, lawyers and magistrates using forms. The objective is to identify weaknesses and potentialities of such processes and propose practical improvement solutions. 82% of the judges who responded to the survey support the application Telegram Number Data of mediation in determining the values of credits in recovery processes. This is the same percentage of lawyers who said they recommended that their clients continue with consensual negotiations. Among the companies, 88% said they had sought consensual solutions and 87% said their lawyers were in favor of mediation and conciliation.
However, 81% did not identify measures to encourage the courts to adopt extrajudicial options. 69% of courts did not train their staff to filter recovery requests. However, during the Covid-19 crisis, 71% of them took measures to encourage extrajudicial negotiation. In 2020, almost half of the recovery processes were concentrated in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Between 2018 and 2020, the duration of these processes increased by 30%, but the annual total of processes was lower. The study was presented this Monday (8/11) in a seminar on the FGV YouTube channel. Minister Luis Felipe Salomão, from the Superior Court of Justice, who teaches at the institution, participated in the opening of the event.