Monteiro de Castro, Setoguti Advogados is pleased to announce that Cláudia Gruppi Costa (pictured)has joined the firm as a partner. Cláudia holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Civil Law
BMA acted as legal advisor to the Moove group in the business combination with the Kovi group (operating in the vehicle rental and leasing market), leading to the creation of a single combined group, involving
Cescon Barrieu advised Braz & Braz on the first issuance of debentures, subject to private placement, fully subscribed by Vert Companhia Securitizadora, which ws advised by TozziniFreire Advogados. The debentures of Vert’s third issuance,
Lewandowski, Galan, Ribeiro Dantas Advogados (LGRD) opens its doors and opens offices in São Paulo and Brasília. The firm is made up of partners Enrique Lewandowski, Eduardo Galan and Marcelo Rocha Ribeiro Dantas (
Stocche Forbes advised NE Logistic Fundo de Investimento Imobiliário, real estate investment fund managed by XP Investimentos, on the transaction involving the sale of the Warehouse G01, part of the logistic condominium Cone Multimodal 02,
GMPR Advogados announced the promotion of 12 attorneys to partnership. Recognized for excellence in their respective areas, the new partners solidify the quality of the services offered by the firm and strengthen its position in the
Carey has advised Screen Capital on a second equity investment in 7395 Media, a company dedicated to the production and development of audiovisual projects, and on the financing of an international film project. The deal closed
Pérez-Llorca Mexico has assisted GVS in its strategic acquisition of the whole blood business of Haemonetics Corporation. GVS, based in Italy, is a global leader in advanced filtration solutions, with a strong presence in
Miranda & Amado has advised Complejo Agroindustrial Beta (Beta), as borrower, in connection with the USD $60m financing granted by Rabobank, Interbank and BanBif. This financing represents the addition of tranches C and D to
Mijares Angoitia Cortés y Fuentes has counselled the six largest Mexican banks on the divestment of their stakes in Trans Union de México, Mexico’s largest credit reporting company, also known as “Buró
