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Chiode Minicucci Advogados

Labour & Employment: Mid-Market

Brazil Guide 2026 : Brazil


Chiode Minicucci Advogados

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Labour & Employment: Mid-Market - Brazil

Band 2

Band 2


What the Team is Known For

Chiode Minicucci Advogados receives strong praise from clients and market analysts. The firm is frequently retained by players from a variety of sectors to handle individual and collective labour claims, negotiations, union-related matters, and to advise on contracting methods and more.

Strengths

Chiode Minicucci is a firm that has allowed us to find creative solutions to the needs of today's business and maintain high levels of compliance.

We appreciate them proactively informing us of changes. They help us make decisions, confidently sharing the risks we should consider. There's a real openness. Other firms are more closed off, and this openness benefits us as a business.

Notable practitioners
Daniel Chiode

Daniel Chiode is recognised for his technical skills in the labour and employment area in Brazil.

Daniel Chiode is super professional and highly competent.


Marilia Minicucci

Marilia Minicucci makes her ranking debut after demonstrating solid experience handling labour matters. She receives praise from clients and market commentators alike.

They informed us of the risks involved in each action. They helped us draft agreements to avoid potentially harmful situations, even doing so with little notice and responding late into the night. They were always available to answer our urgent questions.

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