International Bankruptcy Program – California Western School of Law (2015)
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Result-oriented advocacy
for alternative investments
Tedde Law Firm delivers creative and technically sustainable solutions to address issues involving alternative investments.
Strategic Litigation
Credit Recovery
Restructuring and Insolvency
Real Estate Transactions
Special Credit Situations
Commercial and Contracts
Corporate Law
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We identify opportunities
where you wouldn't look.
In a market dominated by generalism, we have carved out space for our creative approach to advocacy. Our focus is on the high performance of our team, composed of senior, innovative, and highly specialized attorneys of utmost integrity, fully dedicated to the interests of our clients.
Maria Tereza Tedde
is a lawyer specialized in Business Law.
With extensive experience in high-complexity litigation, credit recovery, debt restructuring, asset investigation, and legal advisory on distressed deals, acquired at large and mid-sized law firms and one of the country’s largest alternative investment managers, she focuses on representing national and international clients in matters related to distressed assets, receivables securitization, and the assignment and recovery of strategic credits.
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The tools are available and not only can but should be used by creditors.
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- Bachelor of Laws – Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (2006)
- Specialist in Business Law – Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (2010)
- Member of the Permanent Committee on Bankruptcy and Restructuring Law – São Paulo Lawyers Institute (IASP);
- Academic Director in Brazil – International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC);
- Ambassador in São Paulo – Brazilian Institute of Insolvency (IBAJUD);
- Member – Brazilian Institute of Business Recovery Studies (IBR – USP);
- Member – Turnaround Management Association (TMA);
- Member – INSOL International
- Member of the Special Commission on Banking Law – Brazilian Bar Association, São Paulo Section (OAB/SP).
- Article: “The Piercing of the Corporate Veil and the End of the Extension of Bankruptcy Effects” in Reform of the Bankruptcy and Recovery Law (Law No. 14,112/20), São Paulo: IASP Publishing, 2021.;
- Article: “The Formation of Creditor Subclasses and Their Requirements” in Reform of the Bankruptcy Law: Reflections on Modern Recovery, Bankruptcy, and Business Law, São Paulo: Revista dos Tribunais Publishing, 2021;
- Article: “Bankruptcy: A Solution, After All?” in Women of Insolvency, São Paulo: Inbook Publishing, 2021;
- Article: “A New Opportunity for Public Debt Securitization” in Capital Aberto, October 9, 2020;
- Article: “Do We Really Need Such a Deep Legislative Change at This Time?” in Insolvency & Opinion – OAB Campinas, October 9, 2020;
- Article: “From Trash to Treasure: What Exactly Are Distressed Assets?” in O Estado de São Paulo, July 6, 2020;
- Article: “Executive Compensation in Judicial Recovery” in Journal of the Brazilian Institute of Judicial Administration, 2nd Edition, 2016.
Flávio Brilhante
Lawyer specialized in Real Estate Law and Civil Procedure.
With extensive experience in drafting and negotiating contracts, real estate regularization, and registering real estate developments, as well as working in strategic civil litigation. After 10 years of practicing at renowned law firms and representing companies from various sectors, particularly in the real estate market, he joined Tedde Advogados to build a modern and efficient law firm.
- Bachelor of Laws – Federal University of Ceará (UFC-CE), 2010
- Legal Lawyer Master (LLM) in Corporate Law – Brazilian Institute of Capital Markets (IBMEC), 2012
- Master’s Degree in Constitutional Law in Private Relations – University of Fortaleza (UNIFOR), 2016
- Specialist in Real Estate Law – Unifametro, 2019
- Master in Business Administration (MBA) – Saint Paul Business School, 2020
Member of IBRADIM – Brazilian Institute of Real Estate Law
“Considerations on Evidentiary Injunctions Based on Uncontroversial Facts in the Draft of the New Civil Procedure Code.” – Conpedi, 2014.
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A New Opportunity for the Securitization of Passive Public Debt.
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From Trash to Treasure: What Exactly Are Distressed Assets?
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