About me
Maximiliano Nagl Garcez is a lawyer for labour unions and social movements in Brazil. Board member of Ilaw.
Former Director for Legislative Affairs of ALAL – Associación Latino Americana de Abogados Laboralistas.
Former Legal Adviser and Coordinator of the Advisory Body of the Workers’ Party caucus in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies.
Former Legal Adviser for the President of the National Parliament of East Timor, through UNDP.
Former Visiting Fellow at the Labor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School, recipient of a Fulbright scholarship.
Max is the lawyer for the union Metabase Brumadinho, that represents the families of deceased and surviving workers of the Brumadinho industrial homicide. He also defends claimants from communities affected by the homicide. Max has been litigating on behalf of the union against Vale and Tüv Süd in Brazil and in Germany, as well as coordinating the domestic and international efforts to bring justice to the victims through financial compensation, measures to avoid future deaths and the imprisonment of the corporate executives responsible for the 272 workers lives lost.