Well-regarded for its depth of experience in market-leading, strategic arbitrations, Rio-based Bermudes Advogados oversees a diverse portfolio of contractual, corporate, transactional, real estate, and energy disputes, among others, representing clients before an array of arbitration centres. The team is led by founder and dispute resolution reference Sergio Bermudes; Marcio Vieira Souto Costa Ferreira, noted for his ‘extensive experience managing complex cases across a broad range of private law topics’; Fabiano Robalinho Cavalcanti, a specialist in cross-border corporate and commercial disputes; and Caetano Berenguer, who is regularly sought after for his expertise in infrastructure and investment-related arbitrations. Guilherme Valdetaro Mathias is highly active in arbitral proceedings involving corporate, commercial, and finance contracts, as well as the insurance, energy and real estate sectors. Other key practitioners to note include Rafaela Fucci, a key contact for civil, corporate and construction disputes, and Frederico Ferreria and Lívia Ikeda, who are often engaged in capital markets and corporate arbitrations.

Praised for its ‘excellence in the provision of legal services and the competence of its team’, Ferro, Castro Neves, Daltro & Gomide Advogados‘ arbitration practice is reputed for its capacity to handle high-profile domestic and international arbitrations, particularly in the construction, energy, oil and gas, and infrastructure sectors. Based in Rio de Janeiro,  Marcelo Ferro, who is active in construction and shareholder disputes, and José Castro Neves, a key contact for energy, infrastructure and financial clients, jointly head the team. Karina Goldberg is sought after by clients for her expertise in domestic and international arbitrations, particularly in commercial and corporate cases. Eduardo Pecoraro excels in arbitrations involving the infrastructure segment, while Natalia Mizrahi Lamas is skilled in proceedings involving oil and gas disputes. Antonio Pedro de Souza and Rodrigo Barreto Cogo are often retained for arbitration matters requiring expertise in contractual, consumer and restructuring cases.

Noted for its 'specialised technical knowledge and fast, quality service', Mattos Filho possesses a strong presence in the Brazilian arbitration market, advising clients across the gamut of regulated sectors in diverse and sophisticated mandates. Well-versed in both domestic and cross-border proceedings, the group is adept at handling public, regulatory, corporate, construction, and energy disputes, standing out for its strong track record in post-M&A and shareholder conflicts. Eduardo Damião Gonçalves is the key port of call for construction and infrastructure disputes, particularly those involving public concessions. Flávio Spaccaquerche Barbosa is routinely engaged by clients for his expertise in infrastructure and energy-related cases, while Arthur Gonzalez Cronenberger Parente excels in corporate and shareholder disputes.  André Chateaubriand Martins is the name to note for mandates involving financial and restructuring disputes.  Other individuals include Maria Abreu De Moura Guido, who regularly acts for financial institutions, and João Vicente Pereira de Assis frequently advises on corporate and M&A disputes.

Pinheiro Neto Advogados‘ arbitration and mediation practice is retained by clients for its breadth and depth of expertise in advising clients from the healthcare, energy, oil and gas, insurance and other regulated sectors. Covering both domestic and cross-border matters, the team is skilled at handling high-profile arbitration proceedings involving public law, transactional, corporate, restructuring, infrastructure, and contractual disputes. The department is led by Luis Celso Cecilio Leite Ribeiro and Thaís Fernandes Chebatt, the latter of whom is skilled in arbitrations involving infrastructure, engineering and construction contracts. With longstanding experience in dispute resolution, Celso Cintra Mori and Gilberto Giusti remain active in civil, commercial, and corporate disputes for domestic and international clients. Renato Stephan Grion is a key member focused on international arbitration matters, while Júlio César Bueno is active in energy infrastructure-related cases. Rodrigo Carneiro De Oliveira is highly experienced in corporate, commercial and securities disputes. Lucas Pinto Simão is a key contact for companies operating im the automotive, construction and retail sectors.

The arbitration team at BMA Advogados is known for handling complex arbitration proceedings—both domestic and international—across a diverse range of sectors, including energy, construction, finance, real estate, and other regulated industries. The practice is jointly led from Rio de Janeiro by Mario Felippe de Lemos Gelli, who handles judicial and arbitral proceedings, and São Paulo by André Abbud, who brings notable expertise in infrastructure, corporate, capital markets, and contractual disputes. The team also includes key figures such as Pedro Oliveira Da Costa, noted for his expertise in corporate, commercial and contractual conflicts; Luiz Fernando Fraga, a name to note for corporate and commercial conflicts; Gustavo Kulesza, who has a wealth of experience in commercial arbitrations before international institutions; Matheus Rodrigues Barcelos, who handles corporate and construction conflicts; and Rafael da Rocha Castilho, who stands out for his experience in civil litigation and arbitration.

Clients highlight the team’s ‘capacity for organisation, preparation and analysis’ as a key strength of Lefosse Advogados‘ arbitration practice, which is particularly well regarded for its arbitration work in the energy and infrastructure sectors. The group is skilled at handling both domestic and international proceedings involving concessions, post-M&A, shareholder and commercial disputes. The group operates from São Paulo under the leadership of Pedro Maciel, who brings deep experience in disputes involving construction, capital markets, oil and gas, and corporate issues. Bernardo Pires and Diogo Ciuffo Carneiro further bolster the team’s international arbitration capabilities, with notable activity across the finance, pharmaceutical, logistics, insurance, and other regulated sectors. Pires is especially active in M&A-related disputes, while Carneiro is recognised for his experience handling high-stakes cross-border cases.

The arbitration team at Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice Advogados is well positioned to handle domestic and international proceedings, involving Europe and the Americas, for a wide range of clients. The practice is regularly sought after for its expertise in post-transactional, corporate, and commercial conflicts, particularly within the oil and gas, energy, construction, and financial sectors. Eliane Cristina Carvalho leads the practice and is well-regarded for her experience in civil, commercial and corporate disputes involving the oil and gas, energy, and technology industries. Another key team member, Gisela Ferreira Mation focuses on cases related to restructurings, civil liability, and contracts, with strong involvement in the construction and energy sectors. Leandro Felix left the firm in June 2025.

Tauil & Chequer Advogados is a go-to firm for complex, cross-border arbitration involving contractual, shareholder, and corporate disputes, including those tied to corporate governance and concession agreements. The team handles high-stakes matters spanning the Americas, Europe, and Asia, and is recognised for its strong international footprint. Department head Gustavo Fernandes de Andrade, who works from both São Paulo and Rio, is a key driver of the firm’s cross-border capabilities, advising clients on proceedings before an array of arbitral institutions, including the ICC. Fabio Peixinho Gomes Correa is noted for his broad experience in contractual, infrastructure, and commercial disputes. Gustavo Scheffer Da Silveira adds further depth, particularly in energy and technology-related arbitrations at both domestic and international levels.

TozziniFreire earns praise for its 'multidisciplinary approach and strategic solutions for the most complex legal challenges', representing clients in a wide array of disputes related to shareholder agreements, corporate transactions, infrastructure projects,  and finance contracts. Based in São Paulo, Fernando Eduardo Serec leads the group and is sought after for his expertise in domestic and international arbitrations, especially in the financial, construction, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Luis Renato Ferreira da Silva brings additional strength in energy-related cases from Porto Alegre. Lucas Britto Mejias and Guilherme Carneiro Monteiro Nitschke are noted for their roles in complex commercial arbitrations, particularly those involving M&A and commercial contracts. Maria Isabel de Sá Dias stands out at the senior associate level for her involvement in major arbitral proceedings involving an array of disputes.

Cescon Barrieu's arbitration team is praised for its 'technical excellence and strategic approach in cases of national and international relevance', and is highly experienced in disputes involving transactions, civil liability, distribution agreements, and both private and public contracts. The São Paulo team is jointly led by Carlos David Albuquerque Braga, a contact for shareholder and corporate cases, and Paulo Macedo Garcia Neto, while Gabriel Seijo Leal de Figueiredo leads the Salvador-based practice. Garcia Neto is particularly active in corporate and commercial arbitration proceedings before domestic and international institutions such as the ICC, FGV, and CAM-CCBC. Mauricio Fabbri frequently handles cases related to corporate governance and contracts, while Mariana Capela Lombardi Moreto is noted for her role in energy, infrastructure, and contractual claims heard before domestic and international arbitral institutions.

The arbitration department at Mannheimer, Perez E Lyra Advogados is highly experienced in proceedings involving the construction, energy, technology, and other regulated industries. The team handles cases arising from M&A, contract breaches, shareholder conflicts, and a wide array of other issues. Founder Sergio Nelson Mannheimer leads the Rio de Janeiro office, while Tomaz Tavares de Lyra oversees the team in São Paulo; both bring a wealth of experience in commercial arbitrations. Ricardo Almeida serves as a key contact for matters before CAESP, CAM-CCBC, and other arbitral bodies. Marcela Levy manages a portfolio of disputes spanning finance, infrastructure, construction, and a variety of other industries.

The arbitration team at Souto Correa Advogados is experienced in a broad array of domestic and international proceedings, demonstrating particular strength in corporate, commercial, post-transactional, and infrastructure-related disputes. The practice is led by Guilherme Rizzo Amaral, who has a wealth of experience in arbitral proceedings involving construction, transactional and shareholder claims. Other key team members include Rafael Alves, noted for his expertise in M&A, construction, real estate, finance, and energy disputes, Jorge Cesa Ferreira da Silva, who is active in both litigation and arbitration, and Luis Alberto Peretti, highlighted for his involvement in post-M&A and infrastructure cases.

Demarest Advogados‘ arbitration practice is frequently engaged in commercial and corporate disputes involving Latin American, European and Asian jurisdictions. The group is well-versed in handling high-stakes cases involving PPPs, aviation, insurance, and finance, and also demonstrates strong capabilities in corporate, contractual, commercial and investment disputes. The practice is co-led from São Paulo by Camila Biral and Newton Marzagão, both of whom are active in the construction, automotive, infrastructure, and other regulated sectors. Recently promoted partner Fernando Maluf and Ricardo Aprigliano are noted for their work in public law-related arbitrations, particularly cases involving concessions and infrastructure projects. Cesar Rossi Machado contributes deep expertise in both litigation and arbitration.

The arbitration practice at MAMG Advogados is recognised for its 'in-depth legal knowledge' in advising clients on a broad range of proceedings, including cases arising from contractual, post-M&A, energy, infrastructure, financial, and other commercial disputes. Both Fernando Marcondes and Mariana Cattel stand out for their strong track record in domestic and international arbitration proceedings before bodies such as the CBMA, CAM-CCBC, and CAMARB. Key team members also include Silvia Bueno De Miranda, a name to note for cases in the energy and infrastructure sectors, and Ligia Espolaor Veronese, who is frequently involved in restructuring and insolvency disputes. Notably, Bruno Panarella is no longer at the firm.

Praised for its 'technical knowledge, practical experience and first-class commercial approach', Trench Rossi Watanabe's arbitration department handles a range of domestic and international proceedings, with a focus on corporate and commercial disputes, heard before the ICC, ICDRA, CAM-CCBC, FGV and other arbitral institutions. Rio de Janeiro-based Joaquim De Paiva Muniz heads the team and has a strong track record in cases arising from corporate, contractual and infrastructure disputes. Luis Borghi is a port of call for corporate, contractual and bankruptcy disputes, while Bruna Silveira 'is always very close to the client' and focuses on both litigation and arbitration matters.

Praised by clients for ‘the technical depth of its members and its longstanding experience in arbitration’, the arbitration team at Huck, Otranto, Camargo Advogados is turned to by clients from a broad range of industries, including energy, transport and construction, for assistance with corporate, contractual and investment-related cases. Fábio Floriano Melo Martins and Guilherme Montebugnoli Zilio jointly head the São Paulo practice and are experienced in domestic and international arbitration proceedings. Firm founder Hermes Marcelo Huck is a highly regarded arbitrator, who is particularly active in cases involving M&A, investments, energy and real estate.

Highlighted for its 'its competence, seriousness and good results', the arbitration department at L.O. Baptista Advogados is recommended for its breadth of expertise in proceedings arising from transactional, consumer, commercial and corporate disputes in the technology, retail, automotive and construction sectors, among others. The São Paulo-based team is led by André Camerlingo Alves and André Mendes Espírito Santo, who are active in cases before an array of arbitral institutions, including CAM-CCBC, CAMERS, CIESP, along with Silvia Rodrigues Pachikoski, an expert in disputes involving corporate contracts and commercial agreements.

Lobo de Rizzo Advogados‘ arbitration practitioners 'demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the rules and practices of the main arbitration chambers, as well as an impressive familiarity with multi-jurisdictional disputes and regulated sectors'. The department is sought by clients across an array of segments, including financial, energy, retail and infrastructure, for its expertise in high-stakes arbitration proceedings at domestic and international levels. The São Paulo-based team is led by four capable partners: Luis Fernando Guerrero is a seasoned dispute resolution lawyer, who handles commercial, corporate, contractual and engineering conflicts; Paula Abi-Chahine is active in domestic and international arbitrations involving corporate, infrastructure and construction dipsutes; Christian Garcia Vieira handles judicial, administrative and arbitration proceedings; and Helena Najjar Abdo, who is highly proficient in cases concerning construction contracts and renewable energy.

The 'very technical, available and highly qualified' arbitration team Monteiro de Castro e Setoguti Advogados is well placed to advise on a variety of corporate and commercial disputes, and often represents companies from an array of regulated sectors in arbitrations involving corporate governance, infrastructure, transactions, and financial issues. Guilherme Setoguti, who often acts as both counsel and arbitrator in proceedings, heads the team, which also includes Cláudia Gruppi Costa, a name to note for arbitration proceedings requiring expertise in construction, shareholder and M&A-related issues. Débora Carrara 'is a key associate' in commercial and corporate disputes.

Clients praise the 'very dedicated team' at Muriel Advogados, which fields considerable experience in a range of civil and corporate disputes, but is particularly well-reputed in arbitrations involving public infrastructure, as well as energy and transport projects. São Paulo-based Marcelo Muriel and Danilo Orenga jointly lead the deparment, and are both highly experienced in a range of international and domestic arbitration proceedings, with Muriel excelling in energy and infrastructure cases, and Orengo frequently handling commercial and corporate disputes. Giovanny Russo stands out at the associate level for his experience in arbitral proceedings involving agribusiness, construction, infrastructure and corporate issues.

Relied on by a host of prominent clients, the arbitration team at Tepedino, Berezowski e Poppa Advogados is particularly experienced in handling proceedings involving shareholder rights disputes and investment agreements, as well as conflicts concerning the financial, education and agribusiness sectors. Co-head Aluisio Berezowski excels in corporate and commercial disputes, while fellow co-leader Bruno Poppa is particularly skilled in advising on arbitrations involving corporate and financial transactions. José Eduardo Tavanti Junior, Luiz Guilherme Martins Costa, Rodolfo Fontana and André Yukio Lacerda are also at the helm of the arbitration department.

Veirano Advogados‘ arbitration team is active across a wide range of regulated industries, and regularly advises clients from the IT, telecoms, energy, mining and technology industries on a variety of commercial, corporate, transactional, and contractual disputes. Practice head Ricardo Gama, who sits in the Rio office, excels in post-M&A and investment disputes. Also part of the core team, Filipe Scherer Oliveira handles sensitive arbitrations involving contractual and transactional issues. Former co-head Mateus Carreteiro is no longer at the firm.

Well-regarded for its capabilities in contractual disputes, Vieira Rezende’s arbitration team also possesses a strong track record in proceedings arising from corporate, infrastructure, and shareholder conflicts. The practice is led by Rio-based Paulo Albert Weyland Vieira, a key contact for arbitrations involving corporate and transactional disputes. Lucas Hermeto also plays a significant role in the team, frequently advising on proceedings in the construction, tech, financial, energy and oil and gas sectors. Antonio Tiburcio ‘also provides excellent services’ in the context of civil and business disputes.

Wald, Antunes, Vita e Blattner Advogados‘ arbitration department frequently assists clients before national and international arbitral bodies, including the CAM, CBMA, CCMA-CIESP, ACC. The team is skilled at advising clients on a number of civil, commercial, and administrative disputes involving capital markets, concessions, infrastructure, telecoms and a variety of other sectors. The group is led by founder Arnoldo Wald, Riccardo Giuliano Figueira Torre, who focuses on arbitration and mediation, and Marina Gaensly Blattner, a name to note for disputes across the energy, construction, oil and gas and retail sectors. Alexandre de Mendonça Wald and Arnoldo Wald Filho are both key practitioners in arbitration involving regulated sectors, while Mariana Tavares Antunes is sought for her experience in shareholder, restructuring and corporate disputes.

Warde Advogados is a popular destination for corporate clients in the food, construction, power, media and financial services sectors seeking assistance with a range of arbitration proceedings, including cases arising from corporate contracts, as well as capital markets, shareholder, regulatory, and financial disputes. São Paulo-based firm founder Walfrido Jorge Warde Júnior oversees the department, and boasts over three decades of experience in contentious matters, showcasing particular strength in corrporate disputes. Jose Luiz Bayeux Neto, who is especially active in bankruptcy cases, and Guilherme Ferreira Coelho Lippi, noted for his experience in commercial and transactional disputes, are also part of the core team. Felipe Emmanuel De Figueiredo is a key contact for real estate, infrastructure, food and media clients, while Rodrigo Jesuino Bittencourt specialises in financial, capital markets and M&A disputes.

Demonstrating strength in financial, transactional and contractual disputes, Costa Tavares Paes Advogados‘ arbitration department is adept at handling proceedings before the ICC, CAM-CCBC, FGV, and other domestic and international institutions.  Antonio Tavares Paes Jr. and Vamilson José Costa jointly head the team, and are experienced in cases involving M&A, shareholder and contractual conflicts. Other noteworthy practitioners include Carolina Xavier da Silveira Moreira and Cristiano Cardoso Dias, who are key ports of call for financial, energy, consumer and infrastructure-related disputes.  Nathalia Jordão is also active in domestic and international arbitration proceedings involving an array of disputes.

E. Munhoz Advogados‘ arbitration team acts for a varied client base, made up of domestic and foreign companies in the financial, food, real estate, and construction sectors, among others. The team is proficient in domestic and international arbitral proceedings, most notably cases involving transactional, corporate governance, administrative, restructuring, and other commercial disputes. Founding partner Eduardo Secchi Munhoz excels in corporate disputes and oversees the department with João Vicente Lapa de Carvalho, who often handles cases concerning corporate and capital markets conflicts. Gabriela Matta Ristow and Carlos Manoel Holanda Costa are often engaged in contractual, insolvency, and corporate disputes.

The arbitration practice at Franco Leutewiler Henriques Advogados (FLH Advogados) advises clients in a variety of post-M&A, infrastructure, energy, and project finance disputes before the CAM-CCBC, CAMARB, CAMES and other arbitration institutions. The team is jointly led by Aline Dias and Guilherme Moura; Dias 'is always responsive and has great knowledge in litigation/arbitration', often advising on corporate, energy and investment disputes, while Moura is active in commercial and corporate arbitrations. In addition, Ricardo Medina Salla is highly proficient in infrastructure-related disputes, and joined the team in June 2024 from Toledo Marchetti Advogados. Júlia Athayde is particularly active in cases involving the energy and oil and gas sectors.

The arbitration team at Justen, Pereira, Oliveira & Talamini Advogados is regularly involved in both domestic and international arbitrations, with a strong emphasis on public law matters, including concessions, government contracts, and infrastructure-related disputes. The practice is led by Cesar Pereira in São Paulo and Eduardo Talamini in Paraná; Pereira is especially active in the energy and construction sectors, while Talamini excels in mandates relating to public procurement. Rafael Wallbach Schwind is another key practitioner, particularly noted for his work in public infrastructure disputes.

Clients praise the ‘highly competent, qualified and committed team’ at LUC Advogados, which is experienced in handling strategic disputes before the CAM-CCBC, the ICC and other arbitral bodies. Based in São Paulo, the team is jointly led by Luciano De Souza Godoy and Ricardo Zamariola Júnior, who are regularly turned to by companies operating in a variety of sectors, including real estate, agribusiness and construction, for their considerable experience in corporate and commercial cases.

'Well-known for its knowledge and experience in arbitrations involving M&A disputes', M Nasser Advocacia Estratégica is adept at handling proceedings before the CAM-CCBC and the ICC involving contractual, corporate, infrastructure and construction disputes. Paulo Magalhães Nasser and Camila Rezende Martins jointly lead the team, with the former offering expertise in domestic and cross-border proceedings involving corporate governance, construction and transactional disputes, and the latter similarly handling dispute resolution matters involving commercial and distribution contracts.

Stocche Forbes Advogados' arbitration team is proficient at representing clients before the ICC, CAM-CCBC, CAMARB in various transactional, contractual and in particular, energy sector-related disputes. Rafael Passaro, who handles both litigation and arbitration matters, and Luis Guilherme Aidar Bondioli, who stands out for his experience in civil and commercial disputes, are noteworthy practitioners. Other names to note include Guilherme Gaspari Coelho, Wilson Newton de Mello Neto, and Maria Lúcia Cetraro, who is especially active in corporate, contractual, construction and regulatory disputes.

The arbitration department at Thomaz Bastos, Waisberg and Kurzweil Advogados draws on the firm’s recognised strengths in restructuring and insolvency to handle a significant volume of related arbitration proceedings, in addition to a wide range of commercial and corporate disputes across the energy, financial, technology, and construction sectors. The team is co-led by Ivo Waisberg, who brings nearly three decades of experience in contractual, antitrust, corporate, and commercial disputes, and Ricardo Pomeranc Matsumoto, noted for his expertise in financial, agribusiness, and energy-related arbitration both in Brazil and internationally. Ana Cláudia de Oliveira Rennó acts as counsel in numerous arbitral proceedings.

The arbitration team at Toledo Marchetti Advogados advises on a wide array of corporate and commercial disputes, frequently acting in matters involving transactions, regulatory and tax issues—particularly in the construction and infrastructure sectors. The São Paulo-based practice is jointly led by Leonardo Toledo da Silva and Adriana Regina Sarra de Deus, both of whom are highly experienced in commercial, contractual and shareholder disputes, particularly within the construction sector. Antônio Henrique Monteiro is noted for his focus on disputes involving infrastructure agreements. Ricardo Medina Salla left the firm in June 2024.

Wongtschowski Kleiman Advogados is well-versed in proceedings before a variety of arbitral institutions, including the CCBC and CAM-CCBC, demonstrating notable expertise in real estate, bankruptcy, corporate and commercial disputes. Vânia Wongtschowski Kleiman has a wealth of experience in arbitration cases involving real estate, financial contracts and corporate issues. She oversees the practice with Marília Canto Gusso, a name to note for construction, technology and infrastructure clients, Juliana Brotto De Barros Milaré, a key contact for real estate disputes, Domingos Fernando Refinetti, who is regularly turned to for matters involving restructuring and consumer law, and Rubens Opice Filho, who handles litigation and arbitration matters arising from construction, commercial and contractual disputes.

Azevedo Sette Advogados represents clients from a broad range of sectors in both domestic and international arbitration, including proceedings before the ICC and CAM-CCBC. Co-head Felipe Moraes, based between Belo Horizonte and São Paulo, brings extensive experience in arbitration cases, often serving as both counsel and arbitrator.

Bichara Advogados is regularly turned to by domestic and international clients operating in an array of sectors, including agribusiness, energy, and construction, for assistance with arbitration proceedings involving corporate, commercial, contractual and shareholder disputes. The São Paulo-based team is jointly led by André Gondinho, who has a strong track record in cases seated in domestic and international arbitral tribunals, Adriana Astuto, a name to note for civil liability and contractual conflicts, and Pedro Acioli Werner, who is skilled in business and public law-related disputes. Rio-based Thiago Lins is a key adviser to agribusiness, telecoms, insurance, energy and engineering clients.

Clients praise the 'high technical quality, personal and close service' of the arbitration team at Correia, Fleury, Gama e Silva Advogados, which is skilled at handling contentious matters involving infrastructure, oil and gas, construction, mining and energy-related disputes. Founding partner André De Luizi Correia, who is regularly sought out by private equity firms, sovereign wealth funds, construction companies and financial institutions, jointly leads the team with Letícia Barbosa e Silva Abdalla, noted for her expertise in arbitration proceedings arising from M&A, construction contracts, corporate disputes and real estate developments, among others.

CMT – Carvalho, Machado e Timm Advogados' arbitration practice acts for a diverse client roster made up of prominent names from the technology, financial, retail, insurance and transport sectors. The team is particularly active in handling corporate, commercial and contractual disputes. Luciano Benetti Timm oversees the dispute resolution practice from São Paulo, while Tiago Faganello is the main contact for contentious matters in Porto Alegre.

The arbitration practice at Dourado & Cambraia Advogados, led by Rubens Cambraia and Ruy Dourado, is engaged in proceedings arising from commercial and corporate disputes in the construction, energy and hospitality sectors. The team advises on domestic and international cases, particularly before the CAM-CCBC.

The arbitration department at Felsberg Advogados advises clients on a wide range of corporate, transactional, contractual, and other commercial disputes, both domestically and internationally. Marcus Alexandre Matteucci Gomes and Eduardo Périllier jointly lead the team from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, bringing their expertise to M&A, contractual, and construction cases.

The arbitration team at KLA Advogados is regularly instructed in disputes involving PPPs, concession agreements, and administrative matters related to social infrastructure. The practice is led by Tiago Cortez, based in São Paulo, who brings over three decades of experience in arbitration relating to public concessions, real estate, PPPs, and the automotive sector. Flávia Alterio and Taisa Oliveira are noted for their capabilities in M&A, restructuring, and construction-related arbitration.

LDCM Advogados handles arbitration cases spanning a variety of sectors, including oil and gas, real estate, energy, technology and construction. Founding partner Leonardo de Campos Melo, a specialist in commercial disputes, heads up the department alongside Márcio Opromolla, who has over 25 years of experience in domestic and cross-border disputes. Bruno Barreto de Teixeira is proficient in arbitration and litigation proceedings.

Madrona Advogados is turned to by clients operating in a wide range of sectors, including mining, logistics, and energy, for assistance with domestic and international arbitration proceedings. With offices in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, the team is led by Leonardo Canabrava, who serves as arbitrator and counsel in cases involving the energy, infrastructure and construction sectors, Leonardo Birchal, a name to note for post-M&A, infrastructure and corporate disputes, João Carlos Toledo, who focuses on M&A conflicts, and Fabio Alem, who is skilled in construction and infrastructure arbitrations.

The arbitration practice at Manesco Advogados has a strong reputation in public law matters, regularly advising on disputes involving infrastructure projects, PPPs, administrative law, and public regulatory frameworks. The São Paulo-based group is led by Floriano De Azevedo Marques Neto, a go-to figure for arbitration involving public concessions and government contracts.

Rossi, Maffini, Milman Advogados‘ arbitration team is regularly engaged in proceedings before arbitration centres in both Brazil and abroad, including the CAM-CCBC. The team is jointly led by Raphael Jadão, a port of call for litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution matters; Leonardo Dib Freire, who excels in constitutional, administrative and regulatory disputes; and Guilherme Bier Barcelos, noted for his expertise in corporate law and dispute resolution.

Tannuri Advogados, a dispute resolution boutique founded in August 2023, stands out for its ability to handle domestic and international arbitration cases for major clients in the financial services, energy, education, and real estate sectors. Practice head Rodrigo Tannuri is particularly experienced in complex commercial arbitration proceedings. Matheus Soubhia Sanches is particularly skilled in corporate disputes, while Beatriz Costa Sigrist boasts expertise in infrastructure-related matters.

The dispute resolution team at Vella Pugliese Buosi e Guidoni Advogados has a solid reputation in corporate and commercial arbitration, frequently handling shareholder and contractual disputes across sectors such as engineering, oil and gas, and finance. The practice is led from São Paulo by Antonio Celso Pugliese, whose broad expertise covers construction and financial disputes, including those involving capital markets. Erik Sernik also plays a key role, particularly in arbitrations related to capital markets, corporate, and construction issues.