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News

Differentiated reports
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Follow the main debates on issues related to our practice areas through our newsletters and media stories published by the country’s main press outlets with the participation of our lawyers.

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Our partner Matheus Corredato Rossi was the winner of the 2025 Benchmark Trophy in the category “Best Legal Advisor for EFPC”. Created in 2000 by Investidor Institucional magazine, the Benchmark Trophy aims to highlight professionals who, throughout the year, have stood out as leaders in 22 specific areas

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In a newly released ranking, The Legal 500 included Bocater Advogados among the leading law firms in Brazil practicing in the area of Public Law. In addition to listing our firm in the ranking and highlighting the work of our partners André Uryn, Thiago Araújo, and our attorneys

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Our partners Francisco da Costa e Silva, Maria Isabel do Prado Bocater, and Bruno Carriello were recognized among the best lawyers in Brazil in their areas of practice by the international directory Best Lawyers in its 2026 survey, released last week. Costa e Silva was listed among the

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Our partner Flavio Martins Rodrigues and our attorneys Larissa K. Vieira Bosco and Bruno Ballogh are the authors of the article “Closed Supplementary Pension Plans: the necessary regulatory simplification,” published in the collection “Supplementary Pension Plans: the transformative role in social inclusion and protection: trends, challenges, and opportunities,”

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In a recently released ranking on mergers and acquisitions in Brazil, the renowned Chambers and Partners highlighted Bocater Advogados among the leading law firms in the country and included our partners Francisco da Costa e Silva and Joao Laudo de Camargo among the leading professionals in the practice.

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Our partner Fernanda Rosa and our lawyer Pedro Diniz da Silva Oliveira published an article in the October/November issue of Revista da Previdência Complementar (Supplementary Pension Magazine). In the article, Fernanda and Pedro analyze the decision of the Fourth Panel of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) that