Bianca Dias

Practice Areas

Labour Law

Focuses on advisory, litigation, and administrative areas, both in preventive and litigation matters, across various business sectors. Represents clients before the Regional Secretariat for Labour and Employment, Labour Courts, and the Public Ministry of Labour. The work includes strategy definition, preparation of legal theses, due diligence, reports, opinions, judicial and extrajudicial agreements, permit lifting, and all other routines related to labour litigation, advisory, and administrative matters.

Career

Bianca Dias is a lawyer with 27 years of experience in corporate labour law. She has worked at some of the best and largest law firms in the country, across different states of the Federation, and has also been part of the internal legal teams of national and multinational companies in various sectors, appearing before several Regional Labour Courts in Brazil. Her practical knowledge is complemented by continued study, having completed a master’s and a doctorate degree in Labour Law, a field she has been involved in since before her undergraduate studies.

Bianca Dias holds an undergraduate degree, a master’s degree, and a doctorate in Labour Law from the Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE).

Professional Memberships

Admitted to the Brazilian Bar Association.

Publications

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Work Highlights

Bianca Dias has the ability to handle high-volume cases with the same care and pursuit of results as in strategic cases. She also boasts a high rate of success in achieving dismissals of labour claims, as measured by performance indicators. Additionally, she has achieved successes in collective and multi-party actions.

Industry Sector Expertise

Bianca Dias’ extensive experience in labour law has given her detailed knowledge of various sectors and their particularities, including banking, food, hospitality, industrial, automotive, and civil construction, among others.

Languages Spoken

Fluent in Portuguese and English. Basic knowledge of Spanish and French.