Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri & Potenza Advogados (BZCP) announces Ana Carolina Cesar as a partner in the firm´s Intellectual Property, Technology and Data Protection practices.
Ana Carolina’s admission to the partnership reinforces BZCP’s established track record in intellectual property, data protection and technology, while expanding its portfolio in the media and entertainment sectors. With solid experience in contracts, technology transactions, artificial intelligence, compliance and corporate ethics, the new partner strengthens the firm’s ability to advise clients on complex legal matters that are increasingly central to business.
With more than a decade of experience advising domestic and international clients, Ana Carolina’s practice spans both advisory and litigation matters.
“BZCP has always been, to me, a benchmark for how legal practice can combine technical excellence with a forward-looking vision. Joining the partnership at this moment reflects not only a career built with consistency, but also a context of significant transformation in the legal sector. The rise of artificial intelligence is redefining the market and expanding the strategic role of technology, intellectual property and data protection. It is at this point of convergence that I intend to work even more closely with clients, offering solutions aligned with the speed and complexity of this new landscape, through a practical, innovative and results-oriented approach,” says Ana Carolina Cesar.
Having worked at renowned law firms, Ana Carolina has extensive experience advising players in the betting, gaming, media and entertainment industries, with strong involvement in the creator economy, including influencers and digital advertising. She has also been distinguished in the Artificial Intelligence Policy program at the Center for AI and Digital Policy (CAIDP).
According to Eduardo Zilberberg, founding partner and one of the leaders of BZCP’s Venture Capital and M&A practices, Ana Carolina’s arrival, combined with the firm’s leading role in innovation, enhances the firm’s technology portfolio. “We are fully confident that this combination will generate exceptional synergy, further strengthening our ability to deliver strategic and sophisticated solutions to our clients,” Zilberberg highlights.
Widely acclaimed by international legal rankings such as Legal 500, Leaders League, Latin Lawyer, and the Brazilian ranking Análise Advocacia, in the categories of Data Protection, Technology, Trademarks and Copyright. She is also a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the Brazilian Intellectual Property Association (ABPI) and IBRAC. She holds a law degree from Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (PUC-Campinas), a master’s degree in Law and Management from the Portuguese Catholic University, and an MBA in Technology Management.
Founded by Eduardo Zilberberg, Guilherme Potenza, Pedro Chueiri and Sergio Bronstein, Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri & Potenza Advogados (BZCP) is a São Paulo–based law firm specializing in legal counsel for highly scalable technology and innovation companies. With three years of operation but composed of an experienced team, BZCP has already advised on hundreds of investment rounds and represented some of Brazil’s leading investors and venture capital funds. Its work ranges from corporate, tax, and intellectual property matters to the negotiation of strategic contracts and the structuring of stock option plans.
