With almost 20 years’ experience in the legal field, Maria Carolina Melo works in the areas of civil law, insurance and dispute resolution. Her practice involves assisting clients in advisory and litigation matters, including representing companies from a wide range of sectors in all instances of judicial and administrative tribunals.
Before joining Bocater Advogados, she worked at a large Brazilian law firm as an associate and partner in the civil and corporate areas. She was also legal and compliance director at Generali Brasil Seguros S.A., where she was responsible for extensive legal advice related to strategic insurance and reinsurance operations, for managing civil and administrative litigation, for drafting and managing contracts, for the company’s corporate governance, including corporate issues, and for relations with the responsible regulatory body (SUSEP).
Bachelor of Laws from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) (2002)
Postgraduate in Private Property Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC/RJ) (2009)
Course in Conflict Mediation at Mediare Diálogos e Processos Decisórios (2013)
Portuguese, English and Spanish
In an article published on the Editora Roncarati website, our lawyers Gabriel L. and Larissa K. Vieira Bosco analyse Previc Ordinance 257, published by the National Supplementary Pension Superintendence (Previc) on 19 March, which regulates the feasibility assessment for licensing new closed supplementary pension entities (EFPC) and new
Our senior partner Flavio Martins Rodrigues was appointed this month by the President of the OAB/RJ, Ana Teresa Basílio, to the Presidency of the OAB/RJ Public Social Security Commission. With his work particularly focused on the area of private supplementary pensions, Flávio was appointed because of his previous
In an article published on the Editora Roncarati website, our lawyers Gabriel L. and Larissa K. Vieira Bosco analyse Previc Ordinance 257, published by the National Supplementary Pension Superintendence (Previc) on 19 March, which regulates the feasibility assessment for licensing new closed supplementary pension entities (EFPC) and new
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