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Breno is recognized for his longstanding experience in Maritime Law, especially in maritime litigation, acting in a variety of high-level disputes involving matters such as shipbuilding, sale and purchase of vessels, charter parties, carriage contracts, commodities and foreign trade, bills of lading, cargo claims, accidents, oil spill, ship arrest and Public Authorities infractions, representing shipowners, charterers, port terminals, commodity companies, shipyards, and their respective insurers. He also works with consultancy and regulation related to the maritime sector and, lately, he has consolidated a reputation in representing shipowners and operators in administrative and civil litigation against Petrobras, as well as in representing the interests of such clients in bidding processes.
IIDM, ABDM (former vice chair), OABRJ Maritime and Port Law Commission (2013 – 2015, secretary) and OABSP Maritime and Port Law Commission (2016 -2018).
“The arrest of ships. Brief comparative study on the current systematic and the Draft Commercial Code rules”, in New thoughts on the Draft Commercial Code, Saraiva, 2015
“The autonomy of Maritime Law, the current legislative scenario and the need for a Maritime Code - Brief analysis of Comparative Law” in Moving Seas, Contributions to the VII Maritime, Port and Customs Law Congress, Arraes, 2018.
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Co-head of department Breno Garbois is a very active lawyer with almost 20 years of practice in the maritime sector. He represents clients in a wide range of mandates, including contentious cases involving vessel and cargo claims, charter party disputes, and transactional and regulatory matters.
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He exemplifies the technical competence and negotiation abilities that we see at the law office.
He exemplifies the technical competence and negotiation abilities that we see at the law office.
