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sexta-feira, 7 de dezembro de 2012

Brazil's economy: A breakdown of trust (from The Economist)

I'd recommend you to read this article from The Economist. I agree with it completely, specially when it mentions the government inclination to interfere in business through authoritarian legislation.

You may check it here or here.

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My name is Adler Martins. I`m a Brazilian lawyer specialized in international trade, with over 15 years of experience. I represent foreign companies investing in Brazil and assist them with very practical advice in taxation, contracts and compliance matters.

I can write and speak English fluently and have developed deep knowledge in adapting concepts and terms of Common Law to the Brazilian legal frame. I have earned praise as an efficient negotiator of international contracts and facilitator of multi-party deals.

I have represented foreign companies in multi-million dollar transactions, including formation of Joint Ventures with Brazilian companies, purchase of mining and forest assets in Brazil and sales to the Brazilian government.

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