Digital Contracts in Brazil
Digital service contracts, freelancer agreements, SaaS, terms of use, software as a service.
Freelancer contract: who owns the deliverables
Paying a freelancer doesn't transfer rights in Brazil — authorship stays with creator (LDA art. 11). Assignment needs express written clause (art. 49).
Read article →Digital Services Contract in Brazil: What to Include and What Creates Employment Risk
No IP clause: contractor keeps rights (LDA + Software Act). 4 CLT elements (subordination, habituality, personal work, payment) trigger employment.
Read article →SaaS Terms of Service in Brazil: What the Law Actually Requires
No Brazilian law mandates 'terms of service' — Marco Civil, CDC and LGPD impose concrete obligations on SaaS. B2C liability limits are void (CDC Art. 51).
Read article →Copyright assignment: what it means to sign
Copyright assignment in Brazil (LDA art. 49) needs written form and scope (term, territory, modality). Moral rights (art. 24) cannot be assigned.
Read article →Image Rights Assignment in Brazil // Creator Contract Guide
Learn how image-rights assignment works in Brazil for creators: scope, term, channels, and payment clauses to avoid future disputes.
Read article →How Do I Write a Contract for an AI Agent? Template and Essential Clauses
AI agent isn't SaaS: it decides and contracts on your behalf. 12 essential clauses — without them, you answer for the agent's acts.
Read article →Creator Brand Deals in Brazil: Contract Essentials
Copyright assignment, image rights, exclusivity, kill fee, and CONAR compliance. The clauses every brand deal contract must include under Brazilian law.
Read article →AI Provider Contracts: What to Review Before Signing
Output ownership, training use, confidentiality, indemnification, and LGPD. The critical points before integrating a generative AI provider.
Read article →LGPD Compliance Checklist for Digital Sellers in Brazil
Use this practical LGPD checklist for digital sellers in Brazil: legal bases, notices, vendor contracts, and incident response priorities.
Read article →Creator Monetization in Brazil: Legal Structures
Creator monetization in Brazil: 5 models — product, course, subscription, community, affiliate. Triple base: CDC Art. 49 (7d cooling-off), LDA, LGPD.
Read article →Website privacy policy: what Brazil's LGPD requires
LGPD doesn't literally require 'privacy policy' — Art. 9 requires accessible info on data processing. Without it: ANPD fines + loss of payment.
Read article →Sponsored Content Disclosure in Brazil // 2026 Guide
Understand Brazil's disclosure rules for paid posts: labels, transparency duties, and legal risk controls for creators, agencies, and brands.
Read article →UGC in Brazil: who owns user-generated content
UGC in Brazil: original copyright holder is always the creator (LDA art. 11). Brand only acquires rights via written assignment/license (art. 49).
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