Ms Mauro Grinberg > Grinberg Cordovil Advogados (GCA) > Sao Paulo, Brazil > Lawyer Profile

Grinberg Cordovil Advogados (GCA)
ALAMEDA SANTOS, 787 - 8TH FLOOR
Brazil
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Work Department

Competition and Antitrust and Litigation

Position

Partner

Career

Former Commissioner at the Administrative Council for Economic Defense – CADE. Retired Attorney General of the National Treasury. Mauro has worked since the beginning of antitrust law in Brazil, and for that he covers the full range of antitrust law (from merger control to litigation) but has written and debated extensively on infringing conducts. His expertise and experience are well known and much recognized among peers and clients in all industry sectors.

Languages

Portuguese and English

Education

Master of Law from the Federal University of Pernambuco (1983)
Bachelor of Law from the University of São Paulo – USP (1968)

Lawyer Rankings

Brazil > Competition and antitrust

(Leading individuals)

Mauro GrinbergGrinberg Cordovil Advogados (GCA)

Renowned competition boutique Grinberg Cordovil Advogados (GCA) has a strong reputation in the market for its longstanding experience in cartels, abuse of dominance cases, and merger filings. The firm, which regularly works in close collaboration with pre-eminent international outfits, also fields solid credentials in the negotiation of leniency agreements before CADE, where it acts for clients operating in an array of sectors, most notably technology, digital markets, life sciences and healthcare. Seasoned antitrust partner Mauro Grinberg, a former CADE commissioner, routinely advises fuel distribution, chemicals and automotive companies. He jointly heads up the practice with Leonor Cordovil, who is often engaged in cartel and unilateral investigations, merger approvals and compliance matters. Beatriz Cravo assists in the development of antitrust compliance programmes, and in the risk assessment of mergers, contracts and commercial practices. Daniel Tobias Athias is noted for his experience in investigations concerning cartels and unilateral conducts, and antitrust litigation. Karen Ruback is another individual to note for administrative proceedings, merger control and antitrust litigation.