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Burnout and Workplace Culture

Care, Dignity, and Aging

Autonomy, care, and end-of-life

Communication and criminal psychology

Pensions and Civil Sponsorship

Wildfires and business risks

A student from Cabo Verde at the University of Coimbra Faculty of Law shares her internship experience at MNF, highlighting the team’s welcome, legal writing and exposure to professional practice.

MNF Advogados took part in the University of Coimbra Faculty of Law careers fair, with a stand presenting the firm, internships and speculative applications.

Dr Maria Manuela Nunes Ferreira took part in ELSA Coimbra’s copyright and intellectual property workshop, delivering a session on logos, trade marks and patents.

Dr. Maria Manuela Nunes Ferreira appears in the documentary ‘Doleira: The Story of Nelma Kodama’ in her professional capacity as a lawyer.

Manuela Nunes Ferreira · Rei dos Livros.

Watch the full interview “Entrevista com Dra Isis Spencer - Cabo Verde”, published on the MNF Advogados channel.
The historical connection between Portugal and Timor-Leste may provide grounds for recognition or attribution of Portuguese nationality. The outcome depends on the date and place of birth, parentage, relatives’ nationality and the documents available.
Macau’s legal history may provide grounds for recognition or attribution of Portuguese nationality. The assessment depends on the date and place of birth, parentage, relatives’ nationality and the documents available.
Having a Portuguese parent or grandparent may provide grounds for a Portuguese nationality application. Marriage, a de facto partnership and lawful residence in Portugal may also be relevant. Each case requires an assessment of the legal grounds, family history and documentation.
Family history in Angola, Cabo Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique or São Tomé and Príncipe may be relevant to Portuguese nationality. Assessment requires information about birth, parentage, relatives’ nationality and, in some cases, residence history.