São Paulo, November 12 – Machado Meyer announces the arrival of Valéria Rosa as a partner in the Energy, Infrastructure, and Public Law Litigation practice, bringing the firm’s total number of partners to 114. With a career spanning more than 15 years, Valéria has built her practice advising companies on matters involving government agencies, with experience in administrative and judicial disputes and regulatory issues, particularly in the electric power sector.

Throughout her career, Valéria helped establish and later led the firm’s specialized practice in the electricity sector. Her multidisciplinary experience strengthens Machado Meyer’s capabilities in disputes within the energy, infrastructure, and public law sectors. She has also handled cases with broad legal implications and matters of significant importance to the sector, in addition to serving as a professor, lecturer, and author of articles and books in the legal field.

“The energy and infrastructure sectors are undergoing a significant period of transformation, with new investment opportunities in Brazil and increasingly complex issues. Valéria’s arrival strengthens our practice in disputes and regulatory matters in these sectors and enhances integration among different practice areas within the firm, bringing new perspectives to our clients’ increasingly sophisticated challenges,” says Tito Andrade, managing partner at Machado Meyer.

Valéria Rosa holds a law degree from the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), a specialization in Administrative Law from PUC-SP, and a master’s degree in Regulatory Law from FGV-RJ. She also completed the Intensive Business and Intensive Communication & Culture courses at the University of California, San Diego.