Giuseppe Giamundo Neto is a founding partner at Giamundo Advogados, with a practice focused on infrastructure, government oversight, regulatory, and competition matters. He advises on concessions and Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), represents clients in public tenders, and assists with contract management, particularly before regulatory agencies. He also regularly represents clients in oversight and audit proceedings before general accounting offices. His disputes practice encompasses complex litigation and arbitration, including representation before Brazil’s higher courts. In competition, he advises on merger notification, negotiation of settlements (TCCs), and leniency agreements.
Ph.D. and master’s degree in State Law, Universidade de São Paulo (USP)
Bachelor of Laws, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie
Chambers and Partners: Public Law (2020-2025);
Legal 500: Leading Lawyer in Public Law (2020-2025);
Revista Análise Advocacia 500: recognized from 2014 to 2024 among the most admired lawyers in Brazil in the Infrastructure and Regulatory, Civil, Construction and Engineering, Water and Sanitation, and Electric Power categories;
LACCA: Latin America’s Leading Administrative Lawyers (2016-2025);
Leaders League: Projects & Infrastructure (2019-2025) and Public Law (2020-2025);
Lexology Index/Who’s Who Legal: leader in Construction (2019-2025).
Author of the book on Procedural safeguards before Brazil’s general accounting courts entitled “As garantias do processo no Tribunal de Contas: Princípios Constitucionais, Código de Processo Civil/2015 e a Lei de Introdução às Normas do Direito Brasileiro – LINDB” (Revista dos Tribunais, 2020). Editor of the book on a 10-year review of Brazil’s Anti-Corruption Law: “Lei Anticorrupção em Debate: Balanço de seus 10 anos” (Juruá, 2024).
Co-author of works on constitutional jurisdiction, public law and arbitration, pure theory of law, public works and engineering services, concessions and Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), sanitation, compliance, Brazil’s General Data Protection Law (LGPD), and government, among others.
Member of the President of Brazil’s Council for Sustainable Economic and Social Development (Conselhão) (2025-2027); Secretary of the Brazilian Bar Association’s National Infrastructure Commission (2023-2026); Director of Institutional Relations at the São Paulo Lawyers Institute (IASP) (2022-2026); columnist for Revista Consultor Jurídico; former vice president of the Brazilian Institute of Corporate Law and Business Ethics (IBDEE); member of the Brazilian Arbitration Committee (CBAr); the Brazilian Institute of Construction Law (IBDIC), and the American Bar Association.
