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    From The BdP Governor To The Sale Of TAP, What's Left 'Hanging' With A Caretaker Government?

    The article in the CRP is completely vague and deliberate. It's up to the President of the Republic and the Constitutional Court to control it, and also the Assembly of the Republic politically.
    PortugalGovernment, Public Sector
    SRS Legal
    SRS Legal
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    Corporate Immigration 2025

    Portugal is a country that welcomes immigrants and has proven to be a sought-after place for foreign citizens to live, either temporarily or permanently.
    PortugalImmigration
    SRS Legal
    SRS Legal
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Advertising Food In Europe - A Comparative Law Analysis

Ana Menéres, Partner in charge of the Life Sciences & Healthcare Department at SRS Legal, writes - together with Margarida Brito da Cruz - the chapter on Portugal in this Lexxion publication.
PortugalMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
SRS Legal
SRS Legal
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    The Adoption Of The AI Regulation Brings New Challenges To Healthcare Innovation

    Leonor Pissarra é a sócia responsável pelo Departamento de Life Sciences & Healthcare da SRS Legal. À Advocatus fala dos maiores desafios que o direito da Saúde enfrenta atualmente em Portugal.
    PortugalFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    SRS Legal
    SRS Legal
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    The Process Of Investing In Start-ups Is Like A Marriage With A Divorce Waiting To Happen.

    Gustavo Ordonhas Oliveira é sócio do Departamento de Corporate & Finance e responsável pela equipa de Private Equity & Venture Capital.
    PortugalCorporate/Commercial Law
    SRS Legal
    SRS Legal
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    Lending & Secured Finance 2025

    While the Portuguese lending market continues to be impacted by the uncertainties of the current...
    PortugalFinance and Banking
    SRS Legal
    SRS Legal
  • Article

    Corporate Immigration 2025

    The main sources of immigration law in Portugal are: European Union (EU) Directives (transposed into national law); EU Regulations; EU Agreements; and Portuguese Law, in particular, Law no. 23/2007...
    PortugalImmigration
    SRS Legal
    SRS Legal
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