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Complex legal matters shall be addressed strategically.
For this purpose, deepness, experience and practical approach are essential elements.
Engagement to design the most effective pathway to defend our clients’ interests.
Strategic advocacy is to see each case as unique; we seek creative
business-oriented solutions, with a highly technical standard and clarity.
Integrity. Honesty, clarity and independence.
Highly technical standards with a business-oriented approach,
seeking practical results for our clients. Understanding our clients’ businesses is key.
Multiculturalism to reduce the distances and eliminate boundaries. Our personal, academic and professional experiences abroad and in different regions of Brazil as advantages for our clients.
Our people have in common a solid academic and professional background; a drive for continuing
education; and a practical approach to the commercial matters we get involved in.
Paulo
Magalhães
Nasser
Ph.D. in Procedural Law and Arbitration, PUC/SP, 2018;
Master in Private Law, PUC/SP, 2010;
Master in International Commercial Law (LL.M.), with focus in international arbitration, London School of Economics – LSE, 2011;
Bachelor in Laws, PUC/SP, 2005.
Foreign associate at Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler, New York, US;
Foreign associate at Addleshaw Goddard, London, UK.
Professor at master’s degree level at Instituto Toledo de Ensino (ITE), Bauru, Brazil.
Professor at master’s degree level at Instituto Toledo de Ensino (ITE), Bauru, Brazil.
The influence of court precedents in arbitration (Vinculações Arbitrais, Ed. Lumen Juris)
Changed circumstances in commercial contracts (Onerosidade Excessiva no Contrato Civil, Ed. Saraiva)
Ten Years of the Brazilian Civil Code: Challenges and Perspectives, as co-author (Dez Anos do Código Civil: Desafios e Perspectivas, Ed. Atlas)
Commentary to the New Brazilian Procedural Law, as co-author (Comentários ao Novo Código de Processo Civil, Ed. GEN/Forense)
Commentary to the New Brazilian Procedural Law, as co-author (Código de Processo Civil Comentado, Ed. Almedina)
Future Leaders, Partners, Who’s Who Legal
Leaders League, Arbitration, 2018, 2019
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camila
rezende
martins
Camila’s vast practical experience in contractual matters, along with her sound academic background in Private Law, are highly-valued tools for her to have a significant performance in commercial litigation and arbitration. She is also devoted to draft precise and clear contracts.
Camila has been alongside Paulo M Nasser since 2014, with a strong practice in complex disputes.
Master in Private Law, USP, 2011.
Bachelor in Laws, USP, 2005.
Visiting associate at Nelson Mullins, Miami, Florida.
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Guilherme Peres de Oliveira
Guilherme has a vast experience in civil and commercial litigation, as well as a fair experience in arbitrations. He allies that practical experience with a solid academic background, which confers technical quality to his dynamic work ethics.
Ph.D. in Procedural Law and Arbitration, PUC/SP, 2017;
Master in Procedural Law and Arbitration, PUC/SP, 2013;
Bachelor in Laws, PUC/SP, 2007.
Professor at postgraduation courses at PUC-SP, PUCCamp, Puc-Rio, UFMT e CESUSC.
Case management and Procedural Law (Adaptabilidade Judicial: a modificação do procedimento pelo Juiz no Processo Civil, Editora Saraiva)
Writ of mandamus: a commentary to Law 12,101/2009 (Comentários à Lei do Mandado de Segurança, Editora Método)
Commentary to the New Brazilian Procedural Law, as co-author (Comentários ao Novo Código de Processo Civil, Ed. GEN/Forense)
Commentary to the New Brazilian Procedural Law, as co-author (Código de Processo Civil Comentado, Ed. RT)
Commentary to the New Brazilian Procedural Law, as co-author (Comentários ao Novo Código de Processo Civil, Ed. Saraiva)
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English
French
Juan
Acuña
Juan Antonio Acuña
Bachelor in Accounting Sciences from Universidad Nacional del Nordeste - Argentina, 2012
Postgraduate in Advanced Financial Management, UNIP, 2020
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Spanish
Throughout one-and-a-half decade, Paulo M Nasser and his team have been dedicated to complex strategic disputes, in Brazil and abroad.
They have represented clients in judicial and arbitral disputes involving construction; distribution; (re)insurance; sports transactions; M&A deals; commercial contracts; competition; and labor relationships at top-management level.
In parallel, the team’s experience in disputes also allowed them to act on its prevention. This is possible through clear and accurate contract drafting; effective risk management consultancy at pre-litigation stages; and by using alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and negotiation.
Brazilian Investor in a white-collar criminal case in Spain arising out of a football transaction. This case involves private corruption and contract simulation issues.
Distributor of high precision agricultural machinery against the American manufacturer in a lawsuit and discussed the illegal termination of the contract cumulated with indemnization claims;
Brazilian Construction company seeking pre-arbitral conservatory measures to refrain financial institutions from paying first-demand guarantees linked to a FIDIC Yellow Book contract;
African bank seeking to recover investments made in the Central American branch of a Brazilian Bank under liquidation in Brazil.
Brazilian company seeking insurance coverage in the context of a D&O policy.
Brazilian construction company, in a LCIA arbitration seated in Central America, involving a FIDIC Yellow Book contract executed for the construction of a High Way in West Indies.
Multinational pharmaceutical company in a ICC arbitration related to complex contractual matters
Brazilian construction company in an ICC arbitration seated in Miami, Florida, against an Israeli company. The case addressed several corporate issues, mostly related to the essence of joint ventures in the US and the (non)binding elements of MOUs.
Brazilian construction company in an ICC arbitration seated in Paris, France, against a South Korean multinational enterprise. The dispute discussed the finance of a project in South America, as well as issues arising out of the corporate governance of the joint venture .
Brazilian company in a CCBC case based in Sao Paulo, comprising the corporate matters linked to the construction and administration of a World Cup 2014 stadium in the northeast of the country.
American company in an ICC case, seated in Sao Paulo, whereby an international investment fund sought to annul a M&A deal alleging fraud.
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