LAWYER PROFILE

Stefano Motta

Brazil 2026

Mattos Filho

Ranked in 1 practice area

Real Estate: Litigation

Brazil

1 year ranked

About

Provided by Mattos Filho

Brazil: Contentious

Practice Areas

Agribusiness; Litigation and Arbitration; Restructuring and Insolvency

Career

Stefano’s broad experience in civil and corporate litigation covers judicial and administrative matters, arbitration, as well as mediation of disputes involving the financial system, capital markets, M&A, restructuring and insolvency (bankruptcy, in and out-of-court reorganization), credit recovery, contractual disputes, agribusiness and real estate – representing local and international clients. Stefano also assists with general auditing and advisory matters, legal opinions, debt restructuring and real estate transactions.

Education

Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie

Bachelor of Laws

Pontifícia Universidade Católica

Postgraduate Degree in Civil Procedural Law

Fundação Getúlio Vargas

Master of Business Law

Languages Spoken

English;

Portuguese;

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Brazil: Contentious

Real Estate: Litigation - Brazil

Band 1

Individual Editorial

Stefano Motta is a seasoned lawyer with a strong track record in resolving complex real estate disputes in judicial, administrative, and arbitration settings. He supports clients in disputes involving urban and rural properties, providing strategic guidance on high‑stakes issues such as property transactions, commercial and retail leasing, zoning and land‑use matters, and the regulatory rules applicable to foreign investment in rural land.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Always available and easy to reach, Stefano demonstrates extensive legal knowledge related to the matter at hand.
Real Estate: LitigationChambers Brazil: Contentious
Stefano is always attentive to the specific characteristics of each matter, to the complexity of the issues, and provides prompt responses.
Real Estate: LitigationChambers Brazil: Contentious