Judicial Reorganization in Brazil: Balancing Creditors' Interests and Preventing Abuse of Voting Rights

This study analyzes the Brazilian Judicial Reorganization and Bankruptcy Law, which contributes to effective compliance with the basic precepts of the reorganization process, such as preserving the company and protecting creditors' claims. The research uses a qualitative approach and systematic interpretation to analyze information from bibliographical and jurisprudential research on the Cram Down Institute and the possible abuse of dissenting creditors' votes. The goal is to study the possible removal of the vote declared abusive and the consequent approval of the Plan via Cram Down, weighing up the principles of reorganization law, which are helpful for policymakers, scholars, managers, and other practitioners.