• Attorney at law, 1967.
• Author of books “Erro como Vício da Vontade” and “Dano à Pessoa e sua Indenização”.
• Former professor at Federal University of Paraná’s Law School in undergraduate and graduate courses.
• Former Law professor at Catholic University of Paraná.
• Former professor at Law School of Curitiba.
• Master of Laws – Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.
• Doctor of Laws – Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.
• Course at International Faculty of Comparative Law, Strasbourg, France, 1972.
• Course at Florida Institute of Technology, Department of Language, USA, 1976.
• Course at Harvard University, USA, 1980.
• Course at University of Oxford, England, 1981.
• Member of Chamber of Commerce Brazil-France, Paraná.
• Member of Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Germany, Paraná.
• Member of Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Italy, Paraná.
• Member of American Chamber of Commerce, Curitiba.
• Member of IBEF – Brazilian Institute of Finance Officers.
• Member of IBA – International Bar Association.
• Member of ABA – American Bar Association.
• Honored with the Title of Professor Emeritus of Law College of Curitiba.
• Honored with the Title of Honorary Citizen of Curitiba.
• Honored with the Title of Honorary Citizen of Ponta Grossa.
• Legal Director of AECIC – Industrial District of Curitiba’s Companies Association for 25 years.
• Honorary Consul of Belgium in Paraná and Santa Catarina.
• Foreign languages: English, French, Italian and Spanish.
• Responsible for Commercial Law matters (national and international companies), contracts, administrative (Central Bank) and judicial banking law practice, supervision of court activities.
• Participation in International Bar Association’s Conferences: 50th Anniversary Celebration, New York, USA (1977); New Delhi, India (1977); Integration and Infrastructure in the Americas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1998); the 2000 Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands (2000); San Francisco, USA (2003).
• Participation in the 44th Congress of Union International des Avocats, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2000.
