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The purpose of this article is to analyze the requirement by Judges acting in cases of insolvency, prior expertise as a requirement for the approval of judicial recovery proceedings. It is a measure that aims to establish, through an expert, some points related to the company in crisis that seeks judicial help to maintain its activities. It aims to identify if the documentation required for the application for recovery is in accordance with the insolvency law (LREF), if the company is able to recover, generating jobs, taxes, products, services, ultimately producing wealth, as well as identifying possible frauds to creditors, thus avoiding the use of the institute of judicial recovery by non-viable companies. However, no matter how noble it may seem to be the objectives of the prior examination, this requirement, which is not legally 1 Advogado. Mestrando em Direito Empresarial e Cidadania pelo Centro Universitário Curitiba (Unicuritiba). Artigo como requisito parcial para aprovação na matéria Crise da Jurisdição, Efetividade e Plenitude Institucional do professor Fernando Knoerr. Contato: alcides@wilhelm.adv.br

A PERÍCIA PRÉVIA COMO REQUISITO PARA O DEFERIMENTO DA RECUPERAÇÃO JUDICIAL E A MITIGAÇÃO DO PRINCÍPIO DA PRESERVAÇÃO DA EMPRESA