The slowness of the Brazilian judicial system has given rise to companies that buy the legal claims of clients, paying them in advance the amount they would receive in the lawsuit.

Who has never had their name unduly negative or know someone who has?

Banks, finance companies and telephone companies are the champions in complaints about undue negation.

Usually these companies make undue charges that are not paid by consumers, and hence the negativity.

We don't even need to say the inconvenience that negative name brings, due to credit restriction and incessant charges throughout the day.

Judicial asset managers are companies specialized in the acquisition and anticipation of judicial claims.

That is, they are companies that buy the rights that the injured consumer would have, anticipating a financial value for him in a quick and practical way.

For example, someone whose name was wrongly denied.

It would take that person more than two years to receive anything from the company that denied them after filing a lawsuit.

Through these companies, the consumer transfers the right to file the lawsuit to them, and receives an indemnity amount in advance, which can reach up to R$ 1,000.00 per passenger.

That's the first question most people ask when reading an article like this.

Many feel insecure about being involved in some type of business prohibited by law or even being deceived.

However, the answer to this question is quite simple: YES, the sale of judicial claims is legal.

This practice is supported by the Civil Code and the Consumer Protection Code, being something within the legal framework of the country.

An undue denial can happen in many ways, and all of them are subject to compensation:

It is very simple to claim your compensation. Follow the steps below:

It should be noted that it is not necessary for the client to attend any hearing or anything like that, as it is all done by the company that bought his court credit.