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Private sector clients looking to do business with federal, state and local governments regularly turn to Tauil & Chequer Advogados for assistance with concession agreements, bid procedures and PPPs across the transport, energy, public lighting, sanitation and waste management sectors. The group has been particularly busy advising on major privatisations in the energy, water and sewage segments, and is also skilled at handling litigation involving public law issues. Noted for his project development expertise, Bruno Werneck advises on concessions, PPPs and privatisations. Recently promoted partner Juliana Deguirmendjian concentrates on administrative and regulatory law, often handling concessions in the sanitation, waste management and railway sectors. Julio Barboza offers key support in privatisations and administrative proceedings.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘The firm serves us in a competent, agile and efficient manner, with partners with great knowledge and delivery of results. There is a diversity of professionals in the firm, who together are able to meet any demand of our company.'

  • ‘Bruno Werneck and Julio Barboza are extremely competent, agile, always available to discuss emerging demands, with great legal, market and strategic knowledge.'

Key clients

  • Equipav S.A. Pavimentação, Engenharia e Comércio
  • VeoliaServiços AmbientaisLtda

Work highlights

Advised EPR 2 Participações and Perfin Voyager Fundo de Investimento on their joint participation in the bidding process for the Concession of Lot 2 of the State of Paraná Highways, organised by the Brazilian National Land Transport Agency (ANTT).
Engaged by Companhia Paranaense de Energia Elétrica – COPEL, a major power utility state-owned enterprise, to structure its privatisation by means of a public offering, in which it aimed at becoming a firm with dispersed ownership and no controlling shareholder.