
Who we are
Our work method
From Classical Criminal Law to Economic Criminal Law, Assunção Lopes Advocacia is a law firm specializing in Criminal Law, practicing with ethical/theoretical rigor and in a handcrafted manner, founded on a philosophy and methodology of work that contrasts with mass litigation.
The term "handmade" refers to the work of an artisan: careful, meticulous, personalized, and focused on the unique quality of each piece, rather than on large-scale production.
In a legal context, meticulousness means treating each case as unique, dedicating time, careful attention, and a defense strategy completely customized to the specific circumstances of the client and the case.
The artisanal character, typical of the essence of criminal law, combined with the dynamism necessary to work on high-profile and highly complex cases, are the pillars that support the day-to-day operations of the firm.
The lawyer's high level of technical expertise and solid, ongoing academic training are the result of the firm's relentless pursuit of unwavering defense of its clients' fundamental rights and guarantees with excellence.
The firm takes the maxim of Heráclito Fontoura Sobral Pinto, considered the lawyer of the century, literally: "criminal law is not a profession for cowards."
IGOR ASSUNÇÃO LOPES
OAB/SP 496.497
He has worked at some of the most renowned boutique law firms specializing in Criminal Law in São Paulo/SP, leading complex cases and high-profile national operations.
He has expertise in cases related to economic crimes, such as money laundering, financial crimes, tax evasion, and crimes against public administration, as well as crimes against honor, economic order, and cases involving drug laws and crimes against life.
Educational background
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Criminal defense attorney - Paulista University;
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Postgraduate degree in Criminal Law and Criminology - INTROCRIM/CEI;
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Postgraduate degree in Criminal Law - ABRACRIM/CEI;
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Postgraduate student in Economic Criminal Law - IBCCRIM/University of Coimbra;
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Researcher at the Center for Studies on Punishment and Social Structure (CEPES/USP);
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Member of the National Observatory of Criminal Advocacy of the Brazilian Association of Criminal Lawyers (ABRACRIM);
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Deputy Coordinator of the Brazilian Institute of Criminal Sciences (IBCCRIM);
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She was a member of the Special Commission on Criminal and Penitentiary Policy of the OAB/SP (São Paulo Bar Association) and the Critical Research Group on Law and Legal Subjectivity at USP (University of São Paulo);
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He participated in the Advanced Studies Group in Economic Criminal Law at IBCCRIM;
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He was an evaluator for the VI Brazilian Competition of Criminal Law and Procedure organized by the Institute of Criminal Sciences (ICP).
