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Tortoro Madureira e Ragazzi – HML
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- Practice Area(s)
Arbitration, Contracts, Civil and Labor Law
- Education
2023 – Currently Reading for Master’s in Labor Law, Escola de Direito de São Francisco (VGV/SP)
2008 – Graduate Degree in Corporate Law, Escola de Direito de São Francisco (VGV/SP)
2007 – Graduate Degree in Civil Procedural Law – COEAGE, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC/SP)
2003 – Bachelor’s Degree, Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP/SP)
- Languages
Portuguese and English
EXPERIENCE
Caio Medici Madureira has been a partner of Tortoro, Madureira & Ragazzi Advogados since 2012. His practice area deals with the management and oversight of the following services: process banking, specifically commercial mass credit banking, as well as branding, food, gas and oil and timber. He is skilled in actions in court and in brand response, as well as anticipating large actions and remedies, and is active in all areas of law involving major retail and wholesale brands. He has the skill to plan long-term work and large actions, as well as in advising and providing legal advice in order to act as an expert witness and legal opinionist. Madureira is known as an expert in responding and defending family, health and labor claims, and in proceedings involving large retail brands and banks.
He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Law from Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), a Graduate Degree in Civil Procedural Law from PUC/SP, and a specialization in Corporate Law from Escola de Direito de São Francisco (VGV/SP). He is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Labor Law and Labor Procedural Law at the Escola Paulista de Direito (EPD). Madureira has received recognition in the areas of Consumer and Labor and Food, banking, building materials and wholesale product segment brands.
- Additional information
Professional Affiliations
Portuguese Bar Association (OAP)
Since September 2023
Brazilian Bar Association (OAB)
Honorary Member of the Special Commission on Lusophone Law of the Federal Council
Since Oct. 2022
Brazilian Association of Corporate Lawyers (ABRAC)
Founding fellow
Since Apr. 2021
Lawyers Institute of São Paulo (IASP)
Member of the Permanent Commission of Contract Law Studies
Since Mar. 2022
Federation of Portuguese Language Lawyers (FALP)
Founding fellow
Since Jul. 2020
Former Member of the WTC (World Trade Center) Business Club São Paulo
From Jul. 2016 to Feb. 2020
Acknowledgements
- Publications
FALP Magazine (Federation of Portuguese Language Lawyers), Volume III, 07/01/2024 – “Right to Development and Public Health: anti-smoking and the ban on electronic cigarettes”, co-authored with José Luiz Ragazzi and Lúcia Helena Polleti Bettini – Link
FALP Magazine (Federation of Portuguese Language Lawyers), Volume II, 11/07/2023 – “Right to Development, Artificial Intelligence and the search for Equality”, co-authored with José Luiz Ragazzi and Lúcia Helena Polleti Bettini – Link
Legal Business, September 21, 2023, “Q&A: Tortoro, Madureira & Ragazzi” – Link
Consultor Jurídico, October 02, 2023, “Judge annuls TAC (Conduct Adjustment Agreement) and fines imposed on the industry that outsourced core activities”, in in co-authorship with Rodrigo Souza Macedo – Link
Valor Econômico, June 19, 2023, “Free justice does not exempt workers from paying fees”, in co-authorship with Rodrigo Souza Macedo – Link
FALP (Federation of Portuguese Language Lawyers) Magazine, Volume I, November 22, 2022. “Right to Development in the Rule of Law: citizenship, justice and reduction of inequalities”, co-authored with José Luiz Ragazzi and Lúcia Helena Polleti Bettini – Link
Valor Econômico, April 20, 2022. “The legal system is using cell phone location to analyze the right to overtime pay”. Link
Folha de S. Paulo, 10/22/2019. “Wholesaler Roldão is ordered to indemnify outsourced worker for motorcycle theft in parking lot”. Link
Valor Econômico, 8/20/2019. “Labor court system voids agreements and adverse judgments due to illegal outsourcing”. Link
Folha de S. Paulo, 7/24/2019. “Guedes says FGTS will be released every year and confirms a total of R$ 42 billion by 2020”. Link
Valor Econômico, 4/24/2019. “Banks can cancel awards for payment for illegal outsourcing”. Link