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David A.
M. Waltenberg
 David A. M.
Waltenberg
(david@waltenberg.com.br)
Founder of Advocacia Waltenberg
Areas of Practice
Constitutional,
Regulatory,
Administrative and Business Law
Emphasis:
• Structuring of institutional models in the
electrical
and natural gas sectors
• Tender offers, concession and administrative
contracts
in general
• Privatization of electrical energy concessionaires
•
Implementation
of water-based, thermal projects and power transmission facilities
• Mediation,
arbitration
and administrative litigation
Other Emphasis:
• Awarded by “Análise Advocacia – The Most
Admired
in Law” in category “Lawyer – Infrastructure and Regulatory” (since 2006)
•
Nominated
by “Chambers Latin America” as “Leading and Star Individual” in “Energy and Natural
Resources:
Power” (since 2009)
• Nominated by “Chambers Global” as “Leading Individual –
Band
1” in “Energy and Natural Resources – Brazil” (2012)
• Nominated by “Legal 500
Latin
America” as “Leading Lawyer” in “Energy and Natural Resources: Electricity”
(2012)
• Former chairman of the Energy Strategic Committee of the American Chamber of
Commerce
– AMCHAM/SP
Previous Experience
• Attorney and Legal Manager of large Brazilian
power companies (Companhia Paulista de Força e Luz – CPFL, Companhia Auxiliar de
Empresas
Elétricas Brasileiras – CAEEB and Eletropaulo – Eletricidade de São Paulo S/A)
•
Legal Coordinator of the Departamento Nacional de Águas e Energia Elétrica – DNAEE
(National
Department of Water and Electricity), predecessor of ANEEL
• Head of the
Institutional
Relations Department of the Energy Secretariat for the State of São Paulo
•
Consultant
of the Brazilian Power-Sector Restructuring Project – “Projeto RE-SEB” (FHC
Administration)
• Consultant of the “Power-Sector Technical Assistance Project”
– “Projeto ESTAL” –
1st Phase – New Institutional Model of the Brazilian Power Sector (Lula
Administration)
Background
• Lawyer graduated by the Law
School
of Universidade de São Paulo – USP (Largo de São Francisco) in 1974
•
Specialist
in Business Law by the Law School of Universidade Mackenzie in 1985
Foreign Languages
• English
•
French
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