Felipe H. Braz is a partner at Braz, Coelho, Campos, Veras, Lessa e Bueno Advogados and head of the firm's Infrastructure and Arbitration departments. Felipe has recognized experience in infrastructure and regulatory issues, focusing on projects that involve private investments in regulated sectors, such as Oil and Gas, Energy, Airports, Ports and Highways. Felipe advised as a legal consultant some of the main infrastructure projects in Brazil, with emphasis on the energy sector. His performance is also focused on domestic and international arbitrations related to construction and infrastructure issues. Felipe represented clients in arbitrations before the main arbitration institutions in the world.

He is a Visiting Professor of International Arbitration at the Brazilian Academy of Constitutional Law (ABDConst). In 2017, he was rapporteur for the Public Procurement Task Force of the ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) in Brazil and co-editor of the “ICC / ECCO Guide to International Offset Contracts”, an international guide for international offset transactions published by ICC Global (Paris) and ECCO (European Club for Countertrade and Offset). Felipe is also the rapporteur of the ICC task-force for Modernization of the Brazilian Electric Sector, being responsible for coordinating the ICC's studies and guidance on the Electric Sector presented to the Brazilian Ministry of Regional Development and the Ministry of Mines and Energy. He is a member of the ICC Arbitration Committee, a member of the Brazilian Arbitration Committee (CBAr) and a founding member of the Brazil Infrastructure Institute.