Sector knowledge,
precise legal solutions.
SPLaw was born from the perception of a structural gap in the legal market: highly regulated sectors do not hire mere “areas of law” — they hire specialists capable of understanding their businesses, risks and strategies.
Our purpose is to turn this sector knowledge into precise, actionable legal solutions oriented to decision-making, always with technical depth, a practical outlook and real proximity to the client and its operations.
When SPLaw can help
If any of the situations below describes your context, SPLAW can help:
Your company needs to launch a new service, product or technology.
There are questions about authorization, licensing, registration, coverage, incorporation or regulatory classification.
A contract involves health plan operators, hospitals, clinics, SUS (Brazil’s public health system), public authorities, suppliers or investors.
The business involves health data, artificial intelligence, telemedicine or digital platforms.
There is a material regulatory, antitrust, sanitary, environmental, contractual or reputational risk.
The case calls for specialized strategic litigation, not mass-volume legal practice.
The operation sits at the interface between human health, animal health, the environment or agribusiness.
Your company needs to launch, register, label, import, export or reclassify a food, ingredient, supplement or biological product.
There are questions about regulatory jurisdiction between MAPA, ANVISA, sanitary surveillance, environmental agencies or consumer protection authorities.
The company has received an infraction notice, notification, interdiction order, recall requirement or inquiries about labeling, composition, safety or traceability.
The operation involves export requirements, sanitary barriers, traceability, sustainability or proof of origin.
The business is exposed to risks involving greenwashing, environmental claims, nutrition claims, animal welfare, deforestation, biodiversity or reverse logistics.
The company needs to structure supply, manufacturing, private-label, distribution, R&D or open-innovation agreements, or partnerships with producers, cooperatives, laboratories or universities.
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