Lavez Coutinho announced the launch of its new Corporate Pension Law area, expanding the firm’s strategic activity and reinforcing its commitment to offering integrated legal solutions aligned with the demands of the business market.
The initiative also marks the addition of Nathália Pardo as the new partner in charge of the area, bringing technical expertise and a multidisciplinary vision to strengthen the firm’s portfolio.
“The launch of the Corporate Pension Law area at Lavez Coutinho reflects our constant attention to the real needs of the market, as well as our goal of offering end-to-end legal solutions in tax matters,” said Raphael Lavez, partner at the firm.
For Rômulo Coutinho, also a partner, the current situation demands an even more strategic approach from companies. “In a scenario of high regulatory complexity, technological innovations, and pressure on operating costs, offering technical, specialized, proactive, and business-oriented pension management is not just a compliance measure, but a vital strategy for the financial health and sustainability of companies.”
The new partner highlights her alignment with the firm’s culture and objectives: “I am motivated to join a team recognized for its refined technique and business vision, and with the firm commitment to provide our clients with the necessary security to focus on their growth, while we take care of mitigating risks and optimizing their pension burdens,” Nathália noted.
Strategic and multidisciplinary action
Lavez Coutinho’s Corporate Pension Law practice was created with a focus on the strategic management of pension issues, especially those related to disability leave, impacts on the Accident Prevention Factor (APF), and occupational and tax risks.
With a multidisciplinary approach, the area integrates legal vision, technical-operational knowledge and preventive action, transforming complex issues into opportunities for cost reduction, efficiency improvement and legal security for companies in different sectors.
About the new partner
Nathália Pardo specializes in Corporate and Private Pension Law, with training from EBRADI São Paulo, as well as specializations in Workplace Accidents and Occupational Diseases, and in Tax Law from INSPER. She has technical training in Occupational Safety, active participation in OAB São Paulo committees, and academic experience as a professor of pension practice.
With this new area, Lavez Coutinho consolidates its growth strategy and reinforces its positioning as a firm prepared to act in an integrated manner in the most complex legal challenges of the corporate environment.
