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Fachin Attends OAB and Suspends Procedural Deadlines After Microsoft's Instability

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The entity claimed that technical faults can cause damage to the law and the course of proceedings

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The National Council of Justice (CNJ) has suspended procedural deadlines throughout the country for two days — yesterday and today — due to the global pane in Microsoft's services, which left users without access to Outlook, Teams and other programs of the Microsoft 365 package for 17 hours, since the afternoon of Thursday. The counting of procedural deadlines must be resumed on Monday, day 16. The measure came after the Supreme Federal Court (S…

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The entity claimed that technical faults can cause damage to the law and the course of proceedings

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The procedural deadlines in courts throughout Brazil, including the Supreme Federal Court (STF), had the count suspended on November 12th and 13th. The determination was signed...

The president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Minister Edson Fachin, suspended on Friday, 13, the count of the procedural deadlines in the Court after a failure in the services of Microsoft. The resolution responds to a request of the Federal Council of the Order of Lawyers of Brazil and covers Thursday 12 and Friday. The count will be resumed on next Monday, 16. + Understand what is Politics in West https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_GImnR1I…

Microsoft failure started on Thursday (12) and hit users from different countries The post Fachin attends OAB and suspends deadlines in Justice after Microsoft failure affects millions of users apareceu primeiro em ND More

Tools like Outlook and Teams are essential for the Judiciary and its failure compromises hearings and communications

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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