Focused on industries, sectors and regions, the cycles spotlight practice areas, partners, and associates
Once again, TozziniFreire Advogados is one of the distinguished firms in the two guides recently launched by Chambers Brazil: Industries & Sectors and Regions. Compared to last year, the firm had an increase of 25% and 50% in the total number of practice recommendation, respectively.
Additionally, 19 professionals were recommended in the first guide and 16 of them were recognized in the regional rankings. These results embody TozziniFreire's excellence and tradition in the market, which is at its greatest capacity to develop outstanding projects.
Practice Areas - Industries & Sectors
Amid the highlights are our Third Sector practice, which was researched for the first time and ranked in Band 1, which represents the highest-ranking tier; Insurance and Reinsurance area, ranked for the first time; and Data Protection practice, which raised its position, reaching Band 1.
Practice Areas - Regions
In our Brasilia office, the Dispute Resolution practice was recommended again (with a change in the guide's criterion that further considers firms that are not headquartered in the region); and in Porto Alegre, we had the Labor practice recommended, after the first year of research, and the Dispute Resolution area reaching Band 1.
Professionals
Among all our partners, associates and their excellent performance in the guide, we would like to congratulate especially those who were recommended for the first time in any practice and/or those ones who raised their position in the rankings during this cycle:
New recommendations:
Clara Serva – Third Sector
Patrícia Helena Marta Martins – Data Protection
Bruna Borghi – Technology
Carla do Couto Battilana – Technology
Ranking improvements
Patrícia Helena Marta Martins – Technology
Carla do Couto Battilana – Data Protection
Luiza Sato – Data Protection
Caio Loureiro – Public Law
Aloisio Menegazzo – General Business Law - Campinas
Fernanda Fossati – Corporate/Commercial - Porto Alegre
The next release of the Chambers’ guide will be in October, and will focus on transactional practices.