Daniele Nunes’s practice primarily focuses on public law and dispute resolution.

With over ten years of experience, Daniele provides legal advice on regulatory frameworks, such as those of the oil & gas, infrastructure, maritime, and aerospace industries.

Daniele also advises companies in national and international government tenders. Some of the highlights of her work in this area involved tenders for the construction of oil platforms for Petrobras and for the privatization of international airports.

Daniele is experienced in representing clients in complex litigation, ranging from contractual disputes to administrative misconduct, including lawsuits related to Operation Car Wash. Additionally, Daniele represents clients in administrative proceedings regarding investigations of alleged irregularities in government tenders and contracts, including those conducted by the Federal Court of Accounts.

Daniele has worked pro bono in the Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse Project at the University of Michigan Law School and has recently launched an independent project aiming at helping women enter into the legal market and advance in the legal profession.