Mrs Eliane Cristina Carvalho > Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice Advogados > Sao Paulo, Brazil > Lawyer Profile

Owing to its full-service structure, the arbitration practice at Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice Advogados is skilled at advising on a range of local and cross-jurisdictional disputes, including those pertaining to the financial services, energy, real estate, TMT and construction industries. The team has a strong track record in arbitral mandates involving shareholder, investment, and contractual disputes. Eliane Cristina Carvalho directs the arbitration practice, employing her extensive experience in civil, commercial and corporate disputes in the resolution of complex contentious matters. With extensive experience in civil liability, contractual and restructuring disputes, Gisela Ferreira Mation is seen with great regularity in arbitral proceedings concerning the oil and gas, construction and energy sectors. In addition, associates Leandro Felix and Antonia Quintella de Azambuja are routinely engaged in domestic and international proceedings arising from post-M&A conflicts and shareholder liabilities.

The ‘competent, diligent, punctual’ Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice Advogados‘ practice is proficient in complex domestic and international litigation matters, ranging from shareholder to consumer law disputes. The firm is a strong performer in corporate and commercial judicial proceedings, and represents clients from several industries, including automotive, mining, technology, pharmaceuticals, banking, and aviation. The team is led by Eduardo Perazza De Medeiros, a specialist in mandates pertaining to technology and digital law. Focused on the prevention and settlement of disputes before the Brazilian courts, Eliane Cristina Carvalho and Gláucia Mara Coelho are both highly proficient in civil and commercial claims. These are also key specialisms for Marcos Costa, who is also active in consumer and aviation contentious matters. Patrícia Yuriko Matsubara handles judicial, administrative and arbitration proceedings, including matters before the superior courts.