When one side of a matter sits in Brazil — a company to acquire, a subsidiary to incorporate, assets or an inheritance to organize — this is where the documentation, the corporate structure and the legal certainty are handled. In direct liaison with your advisors in the United States.
Strictly legal services. Not a broker, not an intermediary — Brazilian counsel of record.
Most U.S. matters that touch Brazil stall on the same point: the paperwork, the corporate structure and the local compliance nobody on the U.S. side can complete. That is precisely the role of this practice.
For U.S. businesses acquiring a Brazilian company or setting up their own operation in the country.
Legal anchor for the process · strictly legal services
For people living in the U.S. who keep assets, companies or an inheritance back in Brazil.
One point of contact for the Brazilian side
The same disciplined process applies to a corporate acquisition and to a family's estate: understand the facts, design the structure, formalize every act, and stay on after delivery.
Understanding the concrete scenario on the Brazilian side and how it connects to the U.S.
Designing the corporate or patrimonial structure, with alternatives, risk and cost analysis.
Drafting the instruments, filings and formalizing each act with the competent registries.
Continued support after closing — in direct liaison with your U.S. attorneys and accountants.
If you advise a client — a company or an individual — with a foot in Brazil, I serve as your trusted counterpart on the Brazilian side, so you can carry the matter through without the barrier of distance and language.
Clear scope, documented steps and direct communication in English. You keep the client relationship; I handle the Brazilian legal work that sits behind it.
Thiago Seixas is a corporate attorney registered with the Brazilian Bar (OAB/SP 249.179), practicing since 2009 with a focus on the organization of companies, wealth and business families. The practice is advisory, technical and preventive.
For international matters, he acts as the Brazil-side counsel for U.S. companies and individuals — coordinating directly with their attorneys and accountants in the United States.
If you have a matter with one foot in Brazil, you are welcome to reach out for an initial, no-obligation conversation. The first step is simply understanding the scenario.
This is an invitation to make contact, not an offer or guarantee of any result. Every engagement begins with an assessment of the specific facts.