Arbitration - 30 Years of Law No. 9,307/96: Reflections and Perspectives

Coordinators
Antônio Pereira Gaio Júnior
Humberto Dalla Bernardina De Pinho

Authors
Ana Clara Leite Almeida
Antônio Pereira Gaio Júnior
Bernardo Lima
Carlos Eduardo Montes Netto
Fernanda Bragança
Flávia Pereira Hill
Georges Abboud
Gustavo Favero Vaughn
Henrique De Moraes Fleury Da Rocha
Humberto Dalla Bernardina De Pinho
Juliana Esteves Wanderley
João Pedro De Araújo Miranda
Liana Gordato
Liana Gortado
Marcela Melichar Suassuna
Mariana Eduarda Moog
Mariana Freitas De Souza
Murilo Strätz
Olavo Augusto Vianna Alves Ferreira
Paulo Henrique Dos Santos Lucon
Pedro Cavalcanti Rocha
Roberto De Aragão Ribeiro Rodrigues
Thaís Dias David Junqueira
Thiago Junqueira
Thiago Rodovalho

In 2026, the Brazilian Arbitration Law celebrates its thirtieth anniversary. Few pieces of legislation have transformed the way Brazil resolves disputes so profoundly, which is why this milestone deserves both recognition and reflection. Before 1996, arbitration had limited use in the country. The arbitration clause did not fully bind the parties, the arbitral award was subject to judicial approval, and enforcement faced obstacles that undermined the practical usefulness of the institution. Law No. 9,307/1996 changed this scenario. It granted binding force to arbitration agreements, placed arbitral awards on an equal footing with judicial judgments, and eliminated the requirement for approval by the Judiciary. As a result, arbitration became an effective means of dispute resolution. Thirty years on, arbitration is a well-established institution that calls for careful study of its points of interaction with other areas of law, particularly civil procedure. Hence the subtitle of this book, which brings together reflections on the path taken so far and perspectives on what is yet to come.

ISBN: 978-65-5113-732-7
Dimensions: 23 x 15.5 x 2
Book Type: Print
Pages: 444
Edition: 1
Idioma: Português
Publisher: Editora Thoth
Publication: August 2026