I read "Dom Casmurro" for the first time in school. At the time, the reading had been assigned for us to do an in-class activity: the trial of Capitu. Did she betray Bentinho or not? I delved into that book, interpreting, taking notes, analyzing the characters, surrounding myself with every possible and imaginable element to prove Capitu's innocence.Back then, I didn't even dream of becoming a lawyer, but I believe that my passion for law was born in that moment because from there, I began to perceive how the world is unjust and how many people need others to defend them.Over the years, I developed a "thick skin," quick thinking, and the ability to understand the motivations and interests of people, and I went on to study law to fight against the injustices of the world.As a law student, I worked in a jury prosecution office, which allowed me to truly understand that legal cases are not just paperwork, but that there are lives involved in each one of them.When I graduated and became a true lawyer, I worked in various law firms and had contact with many experienced attorneys who imparted countless knowledge for which I will be eternally grateful and which shaped the professional I am today.I'm also addicted to coffee, love trying new things, am a pet parent, and most likely, if we could meet in person, I would say "hi" and ask you what you're thinking and how I can help you.Feel free to add me! It would be great to hear from you and be a part of your connections.