Academic rigour, institutional practice.

• Brazilian Lawyer registered at the Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB/PR: 104783).
• Member of the Legal Affairs Committee (LEAC) of the International Council of Museums (ICOM).
• Ph.D. Candidate, Graduate Programme in History (PPGH), Federal University of Paraná (UFPR).
• Visiting Researcher at the UNESCO Chair on Intangible Cultural Heritage and Comparative Law, Unitelma Sapienza University (Rome).
• Postgraduate qualification in Intellectual Property (University Candido Mendes – UCAM).
• Certificate in Arts Management and Fundraising (Boston University).
• Specialisation in Museums, Galleries and Collections (Universidade Positivo).
• Specialisation in International Economic Negotiations (Santiago Dantas Graduate Program – PUC-SP/UNICAMP/UNESP).
• CopyrightX certificate (Harvard University).
• Member of the Brazilian Institute of Cultural Rights (IBDCult).
• Member of the Brazilian Institute Observatório de Direitos Autorais (IODA).
• Member of the Grupo de Estudos de Direitos Autorais e Industrial (GEDAI/UFPR).

Her advisory work spans copyright in both dimensions — economic rights and moral rights — as well as art-and-law contracts, cultural heritage viewed through cultural rights, and the translation of culture into legal frameworks. It extends to estates and succession, catalogues and archives, institutional contracts, governance, fundraising oversight and cultural strategy.

The practice is consultative and prevention-focused: strategic, contractual and intellectual, designed for long-term outcomes. Where litigation becomes necessary, trusted partner lawyers are recommended in the relevant jurisdiction. Only a limited number of advisory mandates are accepted each year.