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Interview with Nuno Headers. November edition of Advocatus

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Briefings

Advocatus magazine published November 2026 features Nuno Cabeçadas, president of Miranda & Associados, who predicts a shift toward AI-driven legal services while emphasizing human expertise. The magazine also highlights Joana Mota Agostinho, partner at Pérez-Llorca, advancing intellectual property practice, and MMR Legal Services, which expanded to Porto in four years. A case involving the Portuguese suspension of automatic appeal rights for EU-funded public contracts was ruled incompatible with EU law.

Key points

• Nuno Cabeçadas, president of Miranda & Associados, anticipates a transformation where AI will handle routine legal tasks while human lawyers focus on strategic investment in Africa and infrastructure.
• Joana Mota Agostinho, partner at Pérez-Llorca, aims to make intellectual property and technology practice a reference point for companies seeking competitive advantages through innovation.

Context

Advocatus magazine explores the future of legal professions and recent judicial developments in Portugal and Europe. The November 2026 edition focuses on technological shifts in law and a landmark court ruling regarding EU-funded public contracts.

Limitations

Evidence covers only specific individuals and one recent court case. No data on firm revenue, client volume, or regional market size is provided. The article does not contain forecasts beyond the stated predictions for 2027.

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