Larissa holds a bachelor’s degree from the Mackenzie Presbyterian University and focus her practice on high-complexity judicial and arbitral dispute resolution cases, with expertise in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, engineering and construction, infrastructure, and finance.

Before joining CFGS, Larissa worked with intellectual property matters, including judicial, arbitral, and administrative disputes, as well as issues related to digital law.

She also gained significant experience in academic competitions and study groups during her undergraduate studies.

Education and Languages

Bachelor of Law from the Mackenzie Presbyterian University (2023).

Postgraduate Student in Intellectual Property and Innovation Law at FGV Direito SP – São Paulo Law School.

Languages: Portuguese and English.

Professional Affiliations

Registered with the Brazilian Bar Association – São Paulo Section (OAB/SP No. 501,608).

Academic Activity 

Participated in national and international arbitration competitions, such as the Brazilian

Arbitration Competition organized by CAMARB, where her team achieved 1st place, and the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, hosted by an Austrian non-profit organization directed by Professors Eric E. Bergsten, Christopher Kee, and Stefan Kröll (2021-2022).

Larissa also took part in the 4th edition of the Intellectual Property Arbitration Competition organized by ABPI, serving as an oralist for the Salusse Marangoni Parente e Jabur Advogados team, which won first place in the competition (2025).

Volunteer activities

Outside her professional career, Larissa dedicated two years to the Caminhando para o Futuro (Walking towards the Future) project (2014-2015), contributing to social activities with children aged 5 to 10 years old.