Sara Nadur

I've supported AJOTA Judicial Administration in monitoring judicial reorganization, bankruptcy proceedings, labor claims, and related administrative diligences in Curitiba.

At the Regional Labor Court of the 9th Region and Cabanellos Advocacia, I drafted legal pleadings in insurance law, monitored procedures, and carried out legal diligences. I also provide academic advising, article drafting, and social media management for Maurício Munhoz Ferraz.

Alongside my legal practice, I work as a writer and editor. I was responsible for the research, editing, and translation of the book The Country That Produces Like an Empire and Lives Like a Colony, and I regularly draft academic articles and scientific papers — experience that has sharpened my ability to structure complex arguments and adapt technical content for different audiences.

My research focuses on law and technology, algorithmic transparency, human rights, justice, and political power in the Brazilian judiciary. I've presented research on artificial intelligence and algorithmic transparency in the judiciary, colonialism and Brazilian law, and the ethical use of new technologies.

I'm completing an LLM in Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice and its Regulation at ULisboa. I bring advanced English, intermediate Spanish, legal research, academic writing, and practical experience across courts and legal administration.