Ana Lúcia Pinke joined the office of 48 lawyers on June 23, after working at Trench, Rossi e Watanabe Advogados (associated with Baker & McKenzie). He was also part of Lobo & de Rizzo Advogados and Lefosse Advogados throughout his career.
Pinke will coordinate the labor area of Araújo e Policastro Advogados, where he will help expand the segment, with the aim of making it, in size, similar to other areas of the firm. This purpose is part of a broader strategy, within an approach that aims to reinforce full service. Pinke says his interest in working at the office was due to Araújo and Policastro’s reputation as one of the most traditional offices in the country.
Camila Araújo, a partner at the firm, says that the hiring of Ana Lúcia Pinke is the result of demands from international clients who need legal advice to deal with the complex Brazilian labor legislation. “In Brazil, this can represent a huge cost for customers because of the specificities of the legislation,” explains Camila. (…)
In the last ten years, Araújo e Policastro, founded in 1962, focusing on the areas of Business Law and Litigation, started to expand its assistance in legal advice, within a full service project, through hiring for various areas of law. performance. 2014 proves this: Ana Lúcia’s admission follows that of a new partner for the tax area in May this year. (…)
Published in LATINLAWYER ONLINE | Rachel Hall | Law Business Research Ltd.