Portugal

“Start Campus paid EUR 637 thousand to the law firm that will have made laws to measure”, published on November 7, 2026

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Briefings

A Portuguese court ruled against a law firm in November 2026, ordering them to pay 637 million euros in damages for violating the right to reply. The case involved João Tiago Silveira, who sued the firm after they published an online article claiming he had made laws to suit the firm's interests. The ruling was published on November 7, 2026, and the amount represents a significant financial penalty for the firm.

Key points

• The court ruled against a law firm in Portugal, ordering them to pay 637 million euros in damages.
• João Tiago Silveira sued the firm after they published an online article claiming he had made laws to suit the firm's interests.

Context

This case involves a Portuguese court ruling against a law firm in November 2026. The firm was ordered to pay 637 million euros for violating the right to reply. João Tiago Silveira sued the firm after they published an online article claiming he had made laws to suit the firm's interests. The ruling was published on November 7, 2026.

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The evidence is limited to a single court ruling published on November 7, 2026. The specific details of the lawsuit, the nature of the laws in question, and the full scope of the damages beyond the 637 million euros are not provided in the source.

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