Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the complexities of judicial reorganization process from the emotional effects or from constant psychological distress undergone by the parties involved in such an event. Given the expectation of pacification and other results in the reorganization case as well as the possibility of mediation as a way of resolving this collective conflict, this essay proposes a dialogue between Law and Psychoanalysis, primarily based on the contributions of psychoanalytic theory that underlies the psychic distress and its transformation through skilled listening. The study analyzes possible listenings during bankruptcy protection cases and suggests a reflection on the importance of having skilled listening that can take place during mediation practices.

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