Luciana Slosbergas

Luciana Barcellos Slosbergas is senior counsel in the Labor and Employment practice at Tauil & Chequer Advogados in association with Mayer Brown, based in the São Paulo office. With extensive experience in strategic labor litigation, Luciana defends large companies in complex judicial disputes and administrative proceedings before the Public Labor Ministry (MPT) and the Labor Courts. She excels in preventive legal advice, helping clients mitigate risks, optimize operations, and align human resources practices with current regulations.

Recognized for her work in labor audits, Luciana is also experienced in reviewing and drafting contracts and agreements, such as profit-sharing plans, executive contracts, and confidentiality and non-compete agreements. Her ability to combine a strategic vision with deep technical knowledge makes her a valuable ally for companies seeking not only compliance but also a competitive edge in their labor operations.

Clients trust Luciana for her ability to translate complex labor issues into clear and practical guidance, as well as her extensive experience across various sectors, particularly in the banking, financial services, technology, and telecommunications industries.

• Advised ENEVA S.A., an integrated Brazilian energy company operating in the sectors of power generation, oil and gas exploration and production, and electricity trading, in an administrative proceeding before the Regional Labor Superintendency of Rio de Janeiro.
• Worked in the areas of strategic labor consulting and litigation;
• Drafted, reviewed, and implemented contracts and agreement

• Pontifical Catholic University PUC/SP, Master's in Labor Law and Procedure
• Pontifical Catholic University PUC/SP, Postgraduate in Labor Law
• Pontifical Catholic University PUC/SP, Specialist in Corporate and Business Law
• Faculdades Metropolitanas Unidas (FMU), Bachelor of Laws

• Brazil

• English
• Portuguese

• Counselor at the OAB/SP – Currently serving as the General Secretary of the Labor Advocacy Committee.
• Researcher at the GETRAB Research Group – UPS, under the coordination of Professor Nelson Mannrich.