Lefosse
Bernardo Rohden Pires is a Partner at Lefosse, where involvement in Dispute Resolution has been prominent since October 2018. Prior experience includes serving as a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution Team at Lefosse and as an Associate in the Litigation & Arbitration Team at Dias Carneiro Advogados. Bernardo started at Lefosse Advogados as an Associate in the Dispute Resolution Team in 2016. Notable internships include work with The Honorable Judge Charles N. Brower at The George Washington University Law School and a legal clerkship at the Tribunal de Justiça de Santa Catarina. Bernardo holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International & Comparative Law from The George Washington University Law School and two degrees from Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina: a Master’s in International Law and a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.).
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Lefosse
We are an independent law firm that offers specialized advice and superior technical quality in a variety of legal areas. Every day, we handle complex cases with different natures, contexts and particularities in a world in constant evolution, demanding agility and broad expertise. We have a singular combination of transactional and stand-alone practices to serve our clients in their most complex needs, offering a careful approach to decisions, with timeliness and precision in developing our assignments. We are recognized in the main legal rankings as one of the best law firms in Brazil. Our professionals combine deep knowledge of our clients’ businesses with outstanding insight and the highest level of quality, sophistication and rigor in seeking the best solutions, both in domestic and multijurisdictional transactions. We have an unmatched organization with unique processes and an efficient structure. We have exceptional standards for extraordinary cases. We work in long-term partnerships with our clients, which affords us a better understanding of their business, and allows us to offer tailor-made, elegant and simple solutions to complex problems.