BMA Advogados

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Sought after by clients requiring wide-ranging sector expertise, BMA Advogados’ litigation advises both domestic and international clients from the energy, construction, financial and technology industries, among others, on high-stakes corporate, regulatory and administrative disputes. Mario Gelli, who leads the team from Rio de Janeiro, specialises in succession matters and business law disputes. Seasoned litigator Pedro Oliveira Da Costa brings over 20 years of experience in corporate, commercial and contractual disputes within the mining, infrastructure, insurance and other regulated sectors, while Luiz Fernando Fraga has additional expertise in disputes involving government agencies. Felipe Galea acts for Brazilian and international clients, most notably investment funds and multinationals, in business litigation throughout Brazil.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘I am satisfied with the services provided by the firm in the area of ​​litigation. The team, especially partner Felipe Galea, demonstrated a high level of competence and professionalism. The lawyers have good knowledge of the area of ​​litigation, which was reflected in the quality of the advice and strategies proposed. Communication was clear and efficient, including in interactions with the other law firms involved in the case. Service was always courteous and prompt.’

  • ‘Our main partner is Felipe Galea. Felipe provides a high-quality service, is very strategic and experienced. All of his proposed guidelines and strategies have always been clear and well-founded. Felipe's communication is efficient, objective and clear. I recommend Felipe's services in the litigation area.'

Key clients

  • BHP Billiton Brasil Ltda.
  • Braskem S.A.

Work highlights

Advising Anglo-Australian mining company BHP on several litigation matters arising from the Samarco dam collapse in Mariana/MG on November 5, 2015, which is the largest environmental disaster in Brazil.