Markets
Markets and
fields of practice
- Agrobusiness and Agrotechs
- Automotive and Autoparts
- Bank, Financial and Monetary
- Basic Industry
- Biotechnology and Biosafety
- Business Restructuring and Salvage
- Compliance Risk Assessment
- Corporate Crimes
- Cryptoactives
- Electoral Law
- Emerging Companies
- Engineering and Construction
- Entertainment and Leisure
- Facilities
- FinTechs
- Goods and Services Industry
- Governmental Relations
- High Performance Sports
- Infrastructure
- Insurance and Reinsurance
- International Trade and Customs Law
- Investment Funds and Asset Management
- Legal Controllership
- Legal Representation for Shareholders
- Life Sciences and Healthcare
- Logistics and Transportation of Cargo and People
- Luxury Market
- Media, Marketing and Advertising
- Mining
- Oil and Gas
- Private Clients, Family and Successions
- Programs for Corporate Integrity and Ethics
- Public and Administrative Law
- Real Estate Transactions
- Renewable Energy
- Retail and E-commerce
- Startups
- Structural Operations
- Sustainability
- Tech- and Manufacturing Hubs
- Technologies
- Telecommunications
- Third Sector and Social Businesses
- Tourism, Events and Hotel Trade
- Urbanization and Allotment
Strategic information
Listening
From the simplest to the most complex operations, we challenge ourselves to listen carefully to each client, and, when necessary, also to his employees, from the rear to the frontline, in order to map contingent risks as well as the best opportunities.
This involves understanding the client's position on the marketplace, the power relations in the chain they are inserted in, as well as the cadre of their suppliers, clients and regulating institutions.
Value Communication
Therefore, our board has the duty to point out — straight away — the financial cost of negligence and of its impact on the legal and economic integrity of your Brand.
We stand for clear answers, critical analyses and sincere recommendations, steering clear from inflated and evasive legal language.
Strategic
Committee of
Leaders
Campinas,
São Paulo
Campinas ranks among the main economic centers of Brazil outside the capitals. Located in the interior of the State of São Paulo, about sixty minutes from the country’s financial capital, it occupies a strategic position in the integration of production, logistics, research, and specialized services.
Data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) indicate that the municipality has the 11th largest Gross Domestic Product (PIB) in the country and the 4th in the State of São Paulo, reflecting a diversified economic base that brings together industry, technology, logistics, software, microelectronics, agritech, and the medical and pharmaceutical sectors.
This structure is supported by robust logistical infrastructure — with emphasis on the highway system and Viracopos International Airport, a national benchmark in cargo transport and foreign trade — and by a high-level scientific ecosystem that includes the University of Campinas (Unicamp) and Sirius, one of the most advanced synchrotron light sources in the world.
The combination of productive base, connectivity, and research creates an environment conducive to the establishment of companies, innovation centers, and strategic operations, while also sustaining an organized urban life with a wide range of services, excellent higher education, green areas, and facilities for leisure and culture.
Considering Campinas in business planning means evaluating a territory capable of concentrating economic development, scientific production, and quality of life in a single space.