Resources
I organize here supporting materials, external sources, and useful links for research in Private Law, arbitration, and technology.
Criterion
I gather on this page a few items I consider useful. The curation should grow slowly, with clarity and low volume. Suggestions are welcome.
Available material
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2026
Slides
Slides from a lecture delivered at the 2nd National Meeting of Clube Literário on March 27, 2026, on quantifying material damages caused by the creation and dissemination of AI deepfakes.
2026
Report
Report by Fundação Getulio Vargas on artificial intelligence, selected as supporting material for research on technology, innovation, and law.
2026
Report
PwC report on family businesses from a global perspective, selected as supporting material for research on estate planning, governance, and business succession.
2026
Report
Freshfields report, in Portuguese translation, on international arbitration trends in 2026.
2020
Slides
Slides from a livestream by the Judicial School of Brazil's 9th Regional Labor Court, held on August 18, 2020, on the use of blockchain technology in contractual and labor-procedure relations. The video is available on YouTube .
2010
Artigo
Article by Hans Christoph Grigoleit and Claus-Wilhelm Canaris, made available on SSRN on January 19, 2010.
Curation lines
The lines below indicate the type of material I intend to gather. They do not replace a full bibliography. They simply help separate sources by use.
Rules, chambers, institutional texts, and training materials for arbitration research and practice.
Sources on contracts, civil liability, obligations, and general theory, with attention to materials useful for continued study.
References on artificial intelligence, data, blockchain, and the effects of new technologies on private law.
Databases, digital libraries, journals, and research tools for academic and professional work.