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Eduardo Tristão

Eduardo Tristão

Eduardo Tristão
  • 55 11 4883-8789
  • eduardo.tristao@madronaadvogados.com.br
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Practice areas

Tristão stands out in business real estate law, with strong experience in contracts and corporate law. He is actively involved in direct urban and rural real estate transactions, providing legal advice to individuals, companies, investment funds, and equity funds. His practice also includes advising clients on raising capital for real estate development projects, as well as leading multidisciplinary, structured operations for both direct and indirect real estate financing. Tristão is recognized by the market for combining technical expertise with a strategic business perspective, delivering legal solutions that align with clients’ interests and objectives. 

 

Tristão is a highly skilled lawyer with strong technical abilities and a direct, pragmatic approach. He excels as a dealmaker, adept at translating complex legal issues into clear and actionable insights for executives. His ability to bridge the gap between legal intricacies and business objectives makes him a trusted advisor in high-stakes negotiations and corporate strategy. 

Recognition

  • Chambers Brazil Transactional: Real Estate (2022-2023)
  • The Legal 500: Real Estate (2023-2024)
  • Who's Who Legal (WWL): Real Estate (2023-2024)
  • Leaders League: Real Estate (2024)
  • Análise Advocacia: Specialty/Full service Real Estate (2021 and 2025)

Education

  • LL.B. from Universidade de São Paulo

Related activities

  • Brazilian Institute of Real Estate Law (IBRADIM)
  • Founding member of the National Academy of Notarial and Registry Law (AD NOTARE)

Languages

Portuguese and English

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