Licks Attorneys announces six new partners and reinforces commitment to internal development and technical excellence

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Licks Attorneys announces six new partners and reinforces commitment to internal development and technical excellence

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Licks Attorneys talks about the firm's new partners and the commitment to internal development and technical excellence

Licks Attorneys, a leading firm in intellectual property, regulation, and strategic litigation in Brazil, has announced the appointment of six new partners. The move highlights the firm's dedication to nurturing internal talent, pursuing sustainable growth, and expanding key areas to better serve its clients in Brazil and internationally.

The new partners are Carolina Mendes, Felipe Oquendo, Gabriela Monteiro, Isabella Bonisolo, Matheus Ramalho, and Wallace Wu. With careers marked by exceptional academic backgrounds and outstanding achievements in their respective fields, the professionals represent different areas of specialization and offices.

Specialization and established expertise in Rio de Janeiro

In Rio de Janeiro, Carolina Mendes stands out for her performance in patent litigation. An adjunct professor at UERJ and PhD holder in Procedural Law, Ms. Mendes bridges the gap between academia and legal practice.

Also in Rio, Felipe Oquendo specializes in patent litigation. With a Master's degree in Intellectual Property and experience at specialized law firms, Mr. Oquendo brings strategic insight into one of the firm's core practice areas.

Matheus Ramalho, who holds a double doctorate in Procedural Law (UERJ) and Business Law (USP), leads the firm's newly stablished Business Law practice. His work focuses on strategic litigation, contracts, and advisory services for both domestic and international clients.

Wallace Wu, with a Master's degree and specialization in different areas, such as real estate, maritime law, and contracts, reinforces the firm's strategy of ongoing expansion into emerging practice areas.

Strengthening operations in São Paulo

In the capital São Paulo, Gabriela Monteiro and Isabella Bonisolo have been promoted to partners after years of dedicated service. Ms. Monteiro, who holds a Master's degree in Regulatory Law, advises clients on regulatory law, antitrust, and intellectual property, leveraging her solid academic background and extensive practical experience. Ms. Bonisolo, Master's graduate in Civil Law, specializes in complex patent litigation, particularly within the pharmaceutical and agribusiness industries.

By prioritizing internal development and diversifying its expertise, Licks Attorneys is positioning itself for a new growth cycle, aligned with the evolving regulatory and technological demands of the global legal landscape.

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