Marianne Mendes Webber
Senior Associate
London
Marianne Mendes Webber
Senior Associate
London
Contact Details
Qualifications
Professional
Admitted as a Solicitor (England and Wales), 2020
Admitted: Portuguese Bar Association (Portugal), 2006 (inactive)
Admitted: Brazilian Bar Association (Brazil), 2004
Academic
LL.M. in International Business Law, King’s College London (England), 2016
MSc in International Law (Distinction Hons), University of Sao Paulo (Brazil), 2012
Specialisation Degree in International Trade Law and Arbitration, University of Lisbon (Portugal), 2006
Specialisation Degree in Corporate Law, Centro Universitario Curitiba (Brazil), 2006
BA, Centro Universitario Curitiba (Brazil), 2004
Qualifications
Professional
Admitted as a Solicitor (England and Wales), 2020
Admitted: Portuguese Bar Association (Portugal), 2006 (inactive)
Admitted: Brazilian Bar Association (Brazil), 2004
Academic
LL.M. in International Business Law, King’s College London (England), 2016
MSc in International Law (Distinction Hons), University of Sao Paulo (Brazil), 2012
Specialisation Degree in International Trade Law and Arbitration, University of Lisbon (Portugal), 2006
Specialisation Degree in Corporate Law, Centro Universitario Curitiba (Brazil), 2006
BA, Centro Universitario Curitiba (Brazil), 2004
Pro-bono
- Mentor (RefuAid), 2022-2023
- Mentor, Social Mobility Network (UpReach, London), 2021-2023
- Advising INGOs Fair Trials and REDRESS in respect to applicable Brazilian law on a report on the use of evidence obtained by torture across a number of key jurisdictions (A&O, London), 2018.
Published work
- Co-Author (2020) “Expert briefing: Insolvency reforms and distressed debt in commodity trade finance”, TXF News, London.
- Co-Author (2018) “Tainted by Torture – Examining the Use of Torture Evidence”, Fair Trials and REDRESS, London.
- Author (2016) “Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility of Multinational Enterprises and Transnational Law – The FIFA Case”, TLI Think! Paper 67/2017, London.
- Co-Author (2010) “International Legal Developments in Review: 2009 - Latin America and Caribbean.” The International Lawyer, v. 44, p. 681-699, American Bar Association.
