Mary Rose Brusewitz Featured in Latin America Advisor “Q&A: How Big a Problem Is Police-Involved Violence in Brazil?”

Clark Hill attorney Mary Rose Brusewitz commented on the violence occurring in Rio Di Janeiro, as well as the blame the State’s governor, Wilson Witzel, is currently facing, for an article in Latin America Advisor. 

Brusewitz states, “Violence is an enormous problem in Rio. The sensation of living in a city rife with areas that are tantamount to war zones has long been present in Rio for Brazilians of all economic classes.”

Mary Rose Brusewitz is the Member in Charge of the firm's New York office. She concentrates her legal practice on international transactions with an emphasis on working with Latin American companies as well as U.S., European, and Asian entities doing business in Latin America and elsewhere. A transactional attorney for over 30 years, Mary Rose has developed proficiency in many areas, including evaluating legal and regulatory systems, understanding business and legal practices from cross-border and multicultural perspectives, adapting transaction structures and documentation to the realities of many countries and understanding the impact of legal and financial systems on risk analysis and structuring.