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Provided by João Quintela Cavaleiro
Public Law. Energy Law. Business Law. Litigation and Arbitration.
Director of Postgraduate Studies in Management for Lawyers and Judges – Catholic Porto Business School (2019).
Industry Fellow - Catholic Porto Business School.
Co-founder of Cavaleiro & Associados (2011).
Arbitrator.
Researcher at CES ifo Institute.
Member of the Board of ACEGE & IT4LEGAL- Association for IT solutions for Lawyers.
Lawyer at Sérvulo & Associados (2008-2011).
Lawyer at João Cavaleiro, Carlos Pinto Lopes & Associados (2008-2009).
Portuguese Bar Association (admitted 2006). American Bar Association & International Bar Association (member).
Author of:
>> O Controlo da Despesa Pública nas Autarquias Locais, 2017
>> Natural Gas: a new energy in mobility. Comment to Law no. 13/2013, 2014
>> Climate Chance! A legal-economic reflection of the carbon market in the fight against climate change, 2012.
Executive Education (Harvard Law School).
Master’s Degree in Management (Faculty of Economics & Management - Portuguese Catholic University).
International MBA (Catholic Porto Business School/ ESADE).
Postgraduate Studies in Public Justice (Coimbra Faculty of Law).
Postgraduate Studies in Management for Lawyers (Faculty of Economics & Management - Portuguese Catholic University).
Postgraduate Studies in Tax Law (Law Faculty of the University of Porto).
Law Degree (Law Faculty of the Portuguese Catholic University).
Provided by Chambers
João Quintela Cavaleiro stands out as a popular choice for companies operating in the construction and energy sectors in Portugal. He advises on the negotiation of public contracts for infrastructure projects and acts both for public bodies and private contractors on public law litigation. He also leads the firm's advice on a wider range of corporate and employment law matters.
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"João Quintela Cavaleiro provides an excellent service."
"João Quintela Cavaleiro provides an excellent service."