The Praia Grande Forum, located on the coastline of São Paulo, has officially reopened after undergoing emergency renovations necessary for the repair of its primary energy supply. The closure, which began at the start of the year, was due to a required suspension of electricity in order to facilitate the renovations and improve safety standards. The construction work was completed on February 12, allowing the court to resume face-to-face activities the following day.

According to the São Paulo Court of Justice (TJSP), despite the building's closure, judicial services continued without interruption. The court adapted to the situation by shifting to remote operations, ensuring that legal services were maintained during the renovation period. Electronic methods of communication such as the Virtual Counter were utilized for public and attorney support, while hearings took place via videoconference and court processes advanced in a digital format without any delays.

This proactive approach highlights the adaptability of the judicial system in response to infrastructural challenges, ensuring that citizens and legal practitioners remained supported throughout the construction phase. The reopening of the Praia Grande Forum is not just a restoration of physical space, but also a commitment to maintaining judicial efficacy and accessibility in the face of unforeseen circumstances.