Daniel Chacur de Miranda

Practice Areas

Arbitration/Litigation, Insurance/Reinsurance

Career

Daniel Chacur de Miranda is a partner in the Dispute Resolution and Insurance practice areas. He has extensive experience of representing corporate and institutional clients in complex corporate and commercial disputes before leading national and international arbitral institutions and Brazilian courts of all instances as well as the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commissions.

Daniel’s represents national and international clients from several business and financial sectors, including insurance and reinsurance companies, national and multinational corporations and financial institutions. In addition to litigation and dispute resolution services, he offers strategic planning and advisory services including contract drafting and negotiation.

Daniel is author of books and articles published in specialized law reviews.

Professional Memberships

Member of the Inter-American Affairs Committee of the New York City Bar Association.

Former President of the International Arbitration Association of Columbia University/NY (CIAA).

Member of the Brazilian Arbitration Committee (CBAR).

Publications

Author of the book “Cross-examination no processo civil e na arbitragem: um diálogo entre processo arbitral e estatal” (Quatier Latin, 2022).

Coauthor of the book “Arbitragem no Brasil e no direito comparado” (Almedina, 2023).

Personal

PhD (in progress) in Civil Procedure from the University of São Paulo – USP.

Master in Law (LL.M.) from Columbia University/NY, having received the Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and Parker School Recognition of Achievement in International and Comparative Law honorable mentions in recognition for academic achievements.

Master’s Degree in Civil Procedure from the University of São Paulo – USP.

Graduated Law school from the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio).

Daniel was visiting researcher at the Université Jean Moulin Lyon III, following an invitation from the Institut de Droit Comparé Edouard Lambert.

Languages: Portuguese, English, French, Spanish and Italian.