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Eduardo Pecoraro is a founder and managing partner of Ferro, Castro Neves, Daltro & Gomide (FCDG), a law firm established in 2005 by a group of renowned and highly experienced professionals who shared the aspiration of offering their clients superior law services in dispute resolution. With offices in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, FCDG endeavours to provide an exclusive service, particularly in private and commercial law, in both court litigation and arbitration.

Eduardo Pecoraro distinguished himself in commercial litigation with an extensive practice in domestic and international arbitration, infrastructure and construction, bankruptcy/restructuring and M&A disputes.

Eduardo was educated at the University of São Paulo (USP) (Largo de São Francisco), where he obtained a bachelor's degree in law in 2001. He is fluent in Portuguese, English and Italian.

Eduardo is the co-author of Separação, Divórcio e Inventário em Cartório (São Paulo, Quartier Latin, 2008) and “Direito e Infraestrutura” (São Paulo, Saraiva, 2012).

Eduardo is currently a member of the Brazilian Bar Association, the Brazil Institute of Corporate Restructuring Studies (IBR), the Turnaround Management Association of Brazil (TMA), a member of the arbitration committee of the Brazilian Bar Association (São Paulo chapter) and a member of the board of the IBDic - Instituto Brasileiro de Direito da Construção (Brazilian Institute of Construction Law).

Eduardo Pecoraro is a founder and managing partner of Ferro, Castro Neves, Daltro & Gomide (FCDG), a law firm established in 2005 by a group of renowned and highly experienced professionals who shared the aspiration of offering their clients superior law services in dispute resolution. With offices in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, FCDG endeavours to provide an exclusive service, particularly in private and commercial law, in both court litigation and arbitration.

Eduardo Pecoraro distinguished himself in commercial litigation with an extensive practice in domestic and international arbitration, infrastructure and construction, bankruptcy/restructuring and M&A disputes.

Eduardo was educated at the University of São Paulo (USP) (Largo de São Francisco), where he obtained a bachelor's degree in law in 2001. He is fluent in Portuguese, English and Italian.

Eduardo is the co-author of Separação, Divórcio e Inventário em Cartório (São Paulo, Quartier Latin, 2008) and “Direito e Infraestrutura” (São Paulo, Saraiva, 2012).

Eduardo is currently a member of the Brazilian Bar Association, the Brazil Institute of Corporate Restructuring Studies (IBR), the Turnaround Management Association of Brazil (TMA), a member of the arbitration committee of the Brazilian Bar Association (São Paulo chapter) and a member of the board of the IBDic - Instituto Brasileiro de Direito da Construção (Brazilian Institute of Construction Law).