5 dicas jurídicas para sua empresa em 2026

The business landscape has become increasingly regulated and scrutinized, turning legal management into a strategic issue for companies. The adoption of sound legal practices contributes to risk reduction, strengthens institutional and governmental relations, and promotes a safer and more sustainable business environment.

For the lawyer specializing in compliance and data privacy, Fernando Manfrini,, “legal management is one of the essential pillars for companies seeking to grow safely in 2026. Maintaining constant attention to risks and legal compliance ensures greater security in negotiations and strengthens relationships between companies.”. According to the expert, legal planning carried out at the beginning of the year directly contributes to a more solid, reliable, and efficient business strategy.

1. Attention to complianceA company that applies compliance prevents irregularities and fraud, and strengthens the organization in the market and for investors. Maintaining internal policies, codes of conduct, and good governance practices ensures that your company operates ethically and in accordance with legislation.
   
2. Care with labor lawsLabor laws affect many companies, so staying attentive reduces the risks of lawsuits and problems with inspections. Nevertheless, keeping up with changes in legislation and ensuring that contracts, work hours, and benefits comply with the law contributes to transparent management and avoids conflicts.
   
3. Taxation up to dateBeing subject to fines always brings losses, therefore it is necessary to maintain efficient tax management and fiscal organization. “Fulfilling tax obligations avoids fines, interest, and problems with inspections, in addition to contributing to better financial planning,”, comments the lawyer.
   
4. Data protection and LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law)Putting your company's information and reputation at risk does not ensure a proper reputation. Thus, adopting processes aligned with the General Data Protection Law is essential to protect sensitive information from clients, partners, and employees. The LGPD reduces the risk of sanctions, protects your company's reputation, and demonstrates not only a commitment to privacy but also to data.  
   
5. Well-structured contractsPoorly drafted contracts create vulnerability and leave your company exposed in business dealings, potentially turning into commercial conflicts. “In this way, reviewing and formalizing contracts with clarity and legal security ensures not only more stable commercial relationships but also prevents conflicts in future business,”, concludes Fernando Manfrini, lawyer specializing in compliance and data privacy.