Band 3
Provided by Eduardo Guimarães Wanderley
Restructuring and Insolvency
Bankruptcy
Dispute Resolution
Arbitration
Crisis Management
Private Credit
Eduardo Wanderley is a partner and co-founder of CSW Advogados. He has over 20 years of experience in full-service firms, being a partner at BMA Advogados for nearly nine years, leading significant mandates in judicial and extrajudicial reorganizations, bankruptcies, and debt restructurings, as well as investments in the sector. More recently, he worked on the judicial reorganizations of Light, Americanas, and Samarco, earning notable individual recognitions for his role in these cases, including Lawyer of the Year 2025 and Restructuring Lawyer of the Year 2025 by the Legal 500 Awards. He holds a law degree from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, a master’s degree from USP, and an LL.M. from the University of Cambridge (United Kingdom).
TMA Brazil
INSOL
ABI
Provided by Chambers
Eduardo Guimarães Wanderley is skilled at handling liquidation proceedings and judicial restructuring, mainly representing creditors. He is frequently sought out by important clients in several industries including mining, aviation and finance.
Provided by Chambers
Eduardo Guimarães Wanderley combines solid technical knowledge with a pragmatic approach to negotiations, litigation and client relations. He stands out for his ability to engage with diverse stakeholders and for offering practical, results-oriented solutions even in complex scenarios.
Eduardo Guimarães Wanderley combines solid technical knowledge with a pragmatic approach to negotiations, litigation and client relations. He stands out for his ability to engage with diverse stakeholders and for offering practical, results-oriented solutions even in complex scenarios.
2 items provided by CSW Advogados
Changes to Brazil’s Corporate Insolvency Law
Under the new legislation, if authorized by the JR court, debtors under JR may contract DIP loans, offering their own or third parties’ assets as collateral.
Rural produce under the Bill to reform the Business Reorganization and Bankruptcy Law
Bill PL 4458, which was approved by the House of Representatives, the Senate on November 25, 2020, and now awaits presidential sanction.
Changes to Brazil’s Corporate Insolvency Law
Under the new legislation, if authorized by the JR court, debtors under JR may contract DIP loans, offering their own or third parties’ assets as collateral.
Rural produce under the Bill to reform the Business Reorganization and Bankruptcy Law
Bill PL 4458, which was approved by the House of Representatives, the Senate on November 25, 2020, and now awaits presidential sanction.