Profiles of Brazilian women achieving success in the legal field

Profiles of Brazilian women highlight diverse paths into the legal profession and labor advocacy. Nathalia Stagliano, a lawyer with a significant social media presence, uses digital platforms to translate complex labor laws into accessible information for the public. Her approach focuses on protecting human dignity, health, and time, addressing issues such as moral harassment, overtime, and FGTS deposits.

Cosma Anastácia do Nascimento’s journey from a domestic worker to a lawyer has also gained attention. After moving from Piauí to Brasília in search of better opportunities, she worked various informal jobs, including as a waitress and funeral agent, while studying. Inspired by her work in the homes of judges, she completed her law degree and passed the Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB) exam at age 46.