- Banking
- Competition
- Civil Litigation and Arbitration
- Contracts
- Family and Succession Law
- CRIMINAL LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS
- Labor & Employment Law
- Public Law
- Energy
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Real Estate
- Life Sciences and Health
- Capital Markets
- Mining
- Oil and Gas
- Wealth Management
- Infrastructure Projects
- Regulatory
- Corporate
- Telecommunications
- Tax – Advisory
- Tax – Litigation
- Venture Capital
News
Electoral compliance: companies’ attention during the campaign period
Next Sunday, August 16, the electoral campaign for the 2026 General Elections will officially begin.
As of this milestone, companies that maintain relationships with public authorities, provide essential services, or have significant institutional exposure should pay increased attention to practices that, although part of their corporate routine, may generate legal, reputational, and integrity risks in the electoral context.
Among the points that require attention are:
- institutional communications;
- sponsorships;
- inaugurations;
- corporate events;
- hospitality;
- interactions with public officials;
- donations;
- use of the brand and institutional exposure;
- prevention of electoral harassment.
The adoption of internal guidelines, codes of conduct, and preventive measures contributes to preserving the company’s institutional neutrality, strengthening governance, and mitigating risks throughout the electoral period.
BRZ Advogados monitors the matter and reinforces the importance of preventive action, aligned with electoral legislation, internal policies, and good corporate integrity practices.