By Viviane Trojan
12 de February de 2026
Kasznar Leonardos was ranked in Chambers Global Guide 2026
We are honored to announce that Kasznar Leonardos has been recognized by the Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2026. For another year, our firm has been acknowledged as a national and international reference in the legal market.
As a firm, we were ranked Band 1 in Intellectual Property: Patents, as well as in IP: Trademarks, Copyright & Trade Secrets. In Media & Entertainment, we received recognition in the Band 4 category.
Our partners Elisabeth Kasznar, Gabriel Leonardos, and Rafael Lacaz were ranked in IP: Trademarks, Copyright & Trade Secrets and IP: Patents.
Our partner Nancy Caigawa was also recognized in IP: Trademarks, Copyright & Trade Secrets.
Our partner Fernanda Magalhães joined the rankings in the Media & Entertainment category.
Our partner Viviane Trojan was recognized as Up and Coming in IP: Patents, being highlighted as one of the most promising professionals in the field.
Recognitions like this reflect Kasznar Leonardos’ commitment to quality and excellence.
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