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12 de June de 2025
- Kasznar Leonardos
Kasznar Leonardos is ranked on Leaders League 2025
We are pleased to announce that, once again, we have been ranked by Leaders League Brazil, a respected publication in the legal field.
In the 2025 edition, we were recognized as a leading firm in the following Intellectual Property areas: Startup & Innovation; Media, Sports & Entertainment; Data Protection; Trademark Litigation & Prosecution; Technology; Patent Litigation & Prosecution; Fashion Law; Copyright; and Anti-Counterfeiting & Enforcement.
Individually, our partners Claudio Barbosa, Elisabeth Kasznar, Felipe Monteiro, Filipe Leonardos, Flávia Tremura, Gabriel Leonardos, Luciana Minada, Maria Pia Guerra, Nancy Caigawa, Rafael Lacaz, Rosane Tavares, Tatiana Silveira, and Viviane Trojan, along with attorneys Isabel Cautiero, Naiad Malveira, and Larisa Martins, were also ranked in their respective areas of expertise.
The ranking is based on extensive research conducted with professionals and experts across the legal, financial, and technology sectors, among others. We are honored to be recognized by such esteemed market voices, which highlights the quality and expertise of our services.
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