🚨 POR QUE O INSS RECORRE DEPOIS DA SENTENÇA DO JUIZ? ⚖️

🚨 WHY DOES THE INSS APPEAL AFTER THE JUDGE'S RULING? ⚖️ UNDERSTAND THE REASON 00:00 What it means when the INSS appeals after the sentence 00:29 Frustration of the insured when winning and the INSS files an appeal 00:52 An INSS appeal doesn't always mean it will win 01:20 Why many insured feel harmed after winning the case 02:05 Principle of double degree of jurisdiction explained 02:47 Contradictory and broad defense in the process against the INSS 03:19 Legal right of the INSS to appeal according to the Code of Civil Procedure 04:08 Who decides to appeal in the process against the INSS 04:26 The role of the federal prosecutors of the AGU 05:10 Internal guidelines that lead the INSS to appeal 05:24 INSS's fear of creating precedents favorable to the insured 06:00 How a judicial decision can impact thousands of cases 06:48 Responsibility of the prosecutor when accepting an unfavorable decision 07:30 By That many INSS resources are almost automatic 08:00 What is a delaying tactic by the INSS 08:18 Strategy to delay the payment of benefits 09:09 Difference between RPV and precatório in the payment of arrears 09:47 Why the government may prefer to postpone judicial payments 10:15 INSS contesting the medical examination 10:39 How the INSS tries to question the expert report 11:34 Possibility of a new expert examination in the process 12:22 What happens after the INSS files an appeal 12:28 Counter-arguments from the insured's lawyer 13:10 Judgment of the appeal in the Regional Federal Court 13:37 How the judges analyze the process 14:18 Possible results of the appeal judgment 15:06 Possibility of the INSS withdrawing the appeal 15:38 Judicial agreements between INSS and the insured 16:12 How long can the judgment take? Appeal 16:58 What is a final judgment in a lawsuit against the INSS? 17:24 Main reasons why the INSS appeals in court 18:01 Importance of a lawyer specializing in social security law Many people spend years fighting in court against the INSS and, when they finally receive a favorable decision from the judge, they discover that the institute has filed an appeal. This moment generates doubts, frustration, and even a feeling of injustice. But why does the INSS appeal even after losing the case? In this video, you will understand how the INSS appeal process works in court, what the most common reasons are for this to happen, and what really changes in the progress of your social security case. ⚖️ The appeal is a step provided for by law and can occur in practically any judicial process. However, when it comes to social security benefits such as retirement, sickness benefit, survivor's pension, or disability retirement, there are strategic and bureaucratic factors that explain why the INSS tends to appeal so frequently. Throughout the video you will clearly understand: 📌 Why the INSS appeals even after losing the case 📌 What the principle of double jurisdiction means 📌 What is the role of the federal prosecutors of the AGU 📌 Why some decisions create important precedents 📌 When the appeal may be just a strategy to delay payment 📌 How the INSS tries to contest medical examinations in court 📌 What happens after the appeal is filed 📌 How long the process can take in the second instance 📌 Difference between payment by RPV and precatório 📌 When the appeal can be denied and the benefit finally implemented ❓ Common questions about INSS appeals Many people also ask: ➡️ If the INSS appealed, did I lose the case? No. The appeal is simply a request for a court to re-evaluate the judge's decision. In many cases, the sentence favorable to the insured is upheld. ➡️ Does the INSS always appeal? In a large part of social security cases, this happens, often due to internal guidance from the Federal Attorney's Office. ➡️ Does the benefit start being paid during the appeal process? Usually not. In most cases, it is necessary to wait for the appeal to be judged for the decision to become final. ➡️ How long does the appeal judgment take? Depending on the court, the timeframe can vary considerably and take from 1 to 2 years or even more. ➡️ Can the INSS withdraw the appeal? Yes. In some situations, the agency may withdraw the appeal or even propose a settlement during the process. Understanding these rules helps the insured person to better manage anxiety and understand that an appeal does not necessarily mean that the victory will be reversed. If you are facing a lawsuit against the INSS or have had a favorable judgment that has been contested, knowing these details can make all the difference in following your case with more confidence. All scripts for the videos published on this channel are reviewed by our expert social security lawyers to ensure the quality and reliability of the information presented.