Gabriel Leite’s practice is focused on civil law and supplementary pension and institutional investor issues. His experience includes advising clients on issues involving corporate governance, compliance, contracts and administrative litigation, as well as data protection.
With solid experience in advising clients in the area of closed supplementary pensions (pension funds), Gabriel acts in both advisory and litigation matters involving complex issues in this practice.
He is a collaborating member of the Brazilian Supplementary Pension Institute (IPCOM) and an associate of the International Pension & Employee Benefits Lawyers Association (IPEBLA).
Bachelor of Laws from the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO)
Specialist in Closed Supplementary Pensions from the Latin American Institute of Social Law (IDS Latin America)
Certified for technical training by the Institute for Institutional Certification and Social Security Professionals (ICSS)
Master’s student in Public Law at Faculdade Getúlio Vargas (FGV-SP)
Portuguese and English
The Bocater Advogados team was present at the VII International Criminal Compliance Laboratory, organized by ComplianceLab on May 29 in São Paulo. The firm was one of the sponsors of the event, which was attended by our partners André Uryn and Thiago Araújo, and our lawyers Ana Luiza
As part of our Integra Project, the firm’s pension litigation team held a training meeting at the end of May on the subject of “pledgeability in the supplementary pension scheme”. The presentation, given by our trainees Isabela Maximiliano and Andressa Gomes Bomfim, promoted an in-depth debate among the
The Bocater Advogados team was present at the VII International Criminal Compliance Laboratory, organized by ComplianceLab on May 29 in São Paulo. The firm was one of the sponsors of the event, which was attended by our partners André Uryn and Thiago Araújo, and our lawyers Ana Luiza
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