Machado, Meyer, Sendacz and Opice Advogados has five new partners

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Machado , Meyer, Sendacz and Opice Advogados has five new partners: Bruno Racy (Infrastructure), Eduardo Perazza (Litigation, Arbitration and Conflict Resolution), Paulo Eduardo Leite Marino (Litigation, Arbitration and Conflict Resolution), Pedro Henrique Jardim (Finance and Infrastructure) and Raphael Zono (Banking/Finance).


Racy specializes in project financing, structured operations, financial restructuring and capital markets, involving all infrastructure sectors and regulated markets.

Perazza has extensive experience in B2B Lead regulatory administrative processes in Corporate and Banking Law, in legal proceedings and arbitrations, as well as in consultancy for conflict prevention and resolution.

Marino specializes in arbitration and Corporate Law, with a focus on crisis management, especially environmental and aeronautical ones, defining procedural strategies and conducting legal actions and arbitrations.

In turn, Jardim has expertise in financial operations, infrastructure projects and natural resources, including the mining, oil, energy, naval and maritime sectors.



Zono specializes in banking and debt operations in the capital markets, such as issuing debentures, project finance and debt restructuring with national and foreign banks.

Right to the truth
In TJ-RS, the appeal's rapporteur, judge Niwton Carpes da Silva, said that advertising is aimed at the consumer. Therefore, it must protect the right to correct information, and cannot present itself in a cunning, distorted or manipulated way, as can be seen in the published advertisement.

''In this sense, the insult to the honor of the applicant company is characterized, when it publishes an advertisement on the Google website , associating the authoring educational institution with the company that charges the most 'expensive' values ​​on the market, without considering, if applicable, the quality of teaching and teaching staff provided by the authoring company. This is a simple price depreciation,'' he wrote in the ruling.