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NETOCAST 1573 DE 06/04/2026 - BOLETIM DE DIREITO

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The STF will decide if the State must guarantee student registration with a disability in a full-time school near home.
The episode begins with sponsorship messages and announcements for the podcast's blog and email. It then transitions into a series of legal bulletins summarizing recent court decisions in Brazil. The first case involves the Supreme Federal Court (STF) deliberating on whether the state must guarantee registration for students with disabilities in full-time schools near their homes, recognizing general repercussion. Next, the Superior Tribunal of Justice (STJ) authorized a person to exclude their biological mother's surname and include socio-affective parents' surnames in cases of multi-parentalism, while preserving the mother's name in the filiation field. Another decision from the Superior Court of Labor condemned a company for using an engineer's name without authorization in technical lawsuits, ordering compensation of R$17,000. The São Paulo Court of Justice partially upheld a decision requiring Fundação Hospitalar to indemnify a pregnant woman who lost twins due to medical error, reducing moral damages to R$100,000. The Rio Grande do Norte Court of Justice addressed requirements for accident assistance concession, denying an appeal by the Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social. The Minas Gerais Court increased moral damages from R$6,000 to R$12,000 for a massage therapist victim of sexual importunity during a professional service. The Mato Grosso Court maintained a solidarity condemnation against a technology company and bank for fraud in transport applications, awarding double reimbursement and R$5,000 in moral damages to a young apprentice from Cuiabá. Other cases include a feminicide suspect arrest in Rio Grande do Sul, a bus company being condemned for losing a forgotten suitcase in Paraná, an audit on rural social security, and the annulment of a dismissal for unproven accusation. The episode concludes with acknowledgments to sponsors, promotion of other podcasts like EitaCast, and instructions for accessing the podcast on various platforms.
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