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Brazilian Lawyer Moshe Sendacz Receives Lifetime Achievement Award by Latin Lawyer for Outstanding Contributions

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Sao Paulo, Brazil – Moshe Sendacz, a prominent lawyer at Machado Meyer Advogados, has been named one of the recipients of Latin Lawyer’s annual Lifetime Achievement Awards. This prestigious recognition highlights Sendacz’s remarkable contributions to the legal field in Brazil. Known for his expertise in corporate law, Sendacz has played a pivotal role in shaping the legal landscape in Brazil. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated exceptional skills and dedication, earning him this well-deserved honor. His achievements serve as an inspiration to the legal community in Latin America. Sendacz’s extensive experience and deep understanding of … Read more

Conrado Tenaglia Emerges as International Lawyer of the Year, Garnering Top Honors from Latin Lawyer

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Sao Paulo, Brazil – Conrado Tenaglia, co-chair of Linklaters’ Latin America practice group, has been named the International Lawyer of the Year by Latin Lawyer. This prestigious award recognizes Tenaglia’s outstanding contributions and expertise in the legal field. With his extensive experience and deep understanding of the Latin American market, Tenaglia has played a crucial role in advising clients on complex legal matters. As co-chair of Linklaters’ Latin America practice group, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership and dedication to delivering high-quality legal services to clients. Tenaglia’s expertise covers a wide range of areas, including mergers … Read more

Latin America and Caribbean Struggle with Money Laundering, Despite Strong Legal Frameworks: Report

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SÃO PAULO, Brazil – Latin American and Caribbean countries are facing challenges in effectively enforcing anti-money laundering measures, despite having higher adoption rates of legal frameworks compared to the global average, according to a recent report. The 2023 edition of the annual anti-money laundering index produced by the Basel Institute on Governance revealed that the region’s multibillion-dollar criminal economies have turned it into a hub for money laundering. Criminal groups use this region to convert their illicit proceeds into usable assets. Haiti and Venezuela were ranked as the worst performers in the region, with Haiti … Read more