Brazil’s National Council of Justice (CNJ) will consider proposals on the assignment of court-ordered payment claims and on social security and social assistance cases on Tuesday, November 10. The proposed regulations are among the 11 items on the agenda for the 18th Ordinary Session of 2026 and have already been presented at previous sessions.
According to the CNJ, the proposal on court-ordered payment claims seeks to standardize court procedures when creditors transfer their right to receive payment to third parties. The AceleraPrev program is part of a proposed judicial policy and aims to make the adjudication of cases concerning benefits, such as retirement and pension benefits, faster and more efficient. Both proposals are ready for a vote.
The agenda includes a query about the term “retirement” in a CNJ resolution and an appeal by the Brazilian Bar Association in Ceará. The association argues that measures against predatory litigation could affect access to justice and the practice of law. The session will take place at 10 a.m. in Brasília and will be streamed on the CNJ’s YouTube channel.