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Diego Faleck

Mediator
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Diego Faleck is a full-time mediator, settlement counsel and a dispute systems designer established in Brazil, with a unique track record in national and international business mediation cases and disputes systems design for major national disasters and special situations.
  • Received his LL.M. degree from Harvard
  • Phd degree from the University of São Paulo
  • Held significant government positions in antitrust and consumer protection matters
  • Adjunct Professor at the Pepperdine Caruso Law School (Malibu – CA)
  • Highlighted as a Global Elite Thought Leader by Who’s Who Legal 2019 and recognized as the best business mediator in Brazil by Leaders League 2020. Frequent speaker both at national and international colloquiums
  • Author of books and articles in the field

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