O que as letras pequenas não dizem: uma análise uso do Legal Design à luz do direito à informação nas relações contratuais.

Abstract

The aim of this research is to analyse the use of resources provided by Legal Design as an innovative way of ensuring the right to information for parties with limited access to information in contractual relationships, which is often ignored to the detriment of excessively and unnecessarily formal contracts that impair the contracting party's understanding of what is actually being contracted to them. Through the innovation of the contractual branch in Brazil, Legal Design aims to help protect parties with informational hyposufficiency, who often have their understanding of processes, contracts and other documents arising from legal relationships impaired by the use of very complex procedures, unnecessarily far-fetched language and the lack of concern on the part of legal professionals to actually include those who are the protagonists of legal situations: the holder of the protected prerogative.