Law 11.101/2005: 21 years strengthening corporate restructuring in Brazil

The law 11.101/2005 profoundly transformed the treatment of corporate crises in Brazil. By replacing the old model, the legislation instituted more modern and efficient mechanisms for judicial reorganization, extrajudicial reorganization, and bankruptcy, with a focus on preserving the company, maintaining jobs, and maximizing the value of assets.

Over more than two decades, the law has consolidated principles such as the social function of the company, procedural transparency, and balance between debtors and creditors. With the updates promoted by Law No. 14,112/2020, the system now has even more sophisticated instruments, such as incentives for DIP financing, greater participation by creditors, and measures aimed at procedural efficiency and speed.

In this scenario, the role of the Judicial Administrator has become even more strategic. More than just a supervisor of the process, the Judicial Administrator is a trusted agent of the court, responsible for ensuring the accuracy of information, the transparency of the debtor’s activities, the organization of the general list of creditors, and technical mediation between the parties involved. Their work requires independence, multidisciplinary knowledge, and rigor in conducting procedural acts.

Qualified Judicial Administration contributes directly to the credibility of the process, the legal certainty of decisions, and the construction of viable and sustainable solutions.

We remain committed to technical, ethical, and efficient performance, collaborating to the strengthening of the business environment and to the responsible overcoming of business crises.