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Toledo Marchetti Advogados

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Infrastructure and construction boutique Toledo Marchetti Advogados draws on its ‘extensive experience’ to advise investors, financial institutions, project owners and construction companies on project implementation and structuring, with a focus on the energy, transport and industrial sectorsThe ’highly qualified’ team jointly is led by Leonardo Toledo da Silva, who excels in engineering and construction contracts, as well as related arbitrations; Marcelo Vicentini Marchetti, who focuses on contract management, and Rodrigo Esposito Petrasso, who was promoted to partner alongside Natália Bastos de Sá Rodrigues and Felipe Lisbôa in May 2024.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘The team was extremely attentive and had immense negotiating skills to conduct complex and extensive negotiations. In addition, they demonstrated extremely high technical quality in preparing documents and were prompt in responding to all queries and requests.’

  • ‘Each client receives an individualised approach, with solutions specific to their needs. The team is comprised of highly qualified lawyers with in-depth legal knowledge and practical experience. The team maintains clear and transparent communication with clients. The ability to solve complex problems efficiently and effectively is a hallmark. The firm has a team comprised of specialists in various areas of law, which allows it to meet a wide range of legal needs.’

Key clients

  • Petrobras S.A.
  • Mota-Engil Engenharia E Construção – Sucursal Brasil

Work highlights

Assisting Arauco with the implementation of the Sucuriú Project, one of the biggest pulp mills in Latin America with an estimated generation capacity of 3.5 million tons of hardwood pulp per year.