Your exposure to a Brazilian restructuring, set out in English.
When a counterparty files for recuperação judicial or extrajudicial, we read the Portuguese court record and deliver your listed claim, every open deadline and the plan treatment for your class within 24 hours, with a citation on every line.
- Delivered within 24 hours
- Ready to forward to counsel
Sample briefs
Three of Brazil's largest active restructurings, each at a different stage. Sample editions draw on company disclosures, U.S. court records and press, each labelled. Client editions cite the Brazilian docket page by page and add your specific position.
- Plan vote suspended
Ambipar
≈ R$10.5–13.3 bn reported · trade creditors affected · venue dispute at the STJ - Plan confirmed
Raízen
≈ R$61.4 bn restructured · 81.6% support · payment-option election next - Recognition pending
Braskem
≈ R$55 bn reported · 39.6% support at filing · U.S. hearing proposed 8 Dec 2026
Statuses as of 31 October 2026.
Pricing
Fixed fees in U.S. dollars, by card or invoice. No retainer.
Creditor Brief
RecommendedOne case, one client position
- Your listed claim: name, class, amount, currency
- Every open deadline, with date and legal basis
- Plan treatment for your class, as written
- Timeline, document index and citations
Case Watch
Ongoing monitoring of one case
- English alert within 24h of each material filing
- New deadlines flagged the day they start
- Creditors' meeting notices and outcomes
- Cancel any month
Brief + 3 months
Creditor Brief and three months of Case Watch
Saves $270
- Everything in Creditor Brief
- Three months of Case Watch
- Most deadlines arise after the first brief
Law firms, claims traders and credit funds: Desk covers all your active cases plus a weekly digest of new filings, $2,500 / month after a two-week trial.
Talk to us about DeskQuestions
Is this legal advice?
No. We translate and summarize the public court record and state statutory deadlines as written. We do not advise on whether or how to file, object, vote or elect; that is for Brazilian counsel, and our brief makes that engagement faster.
What if my company is not on the creditor list?
The brief says so, identifies the list reviewed by date and source, and shows where the next list or notice will be published. That is often the most consequential finding.
Which proceedings do you cover?
Any Brazilian judicial or out-of-court reorganization, regardless of size or court, with any related U.S. Chapter 11 or Chapter 15 case. Sealed filings are identified as such.
A deadline may already be running.
Name the debtor today; your brief arrives within 24 hours.
Or write to desk@latamwatch.com