Adriana Laporta Cardinali

LLB at Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo - PUC-SP (2000). Masters of Laws in Public Law at PUC-SP (2008). Visiting Fellow at King's College London (2009). Her studies are focused on Public Law. Brazilian Lawyer. She also worked as an Assistant at the Resources Council of the National Financial System - CRSFN (Ministry of Finance) in Brazil, from 2004 to 2006. She has an academic career, specially with the following aspects: - Constitutional Law Group University College of London: member since June 2008; - Brazilian Bar Association (OAB São Paulo): inscription since 2001; member of the Banking Law Commission (since 2005); Banking Law Commission Secretary (2007). The Banking Law Commission is responsible for several courses and seminars about the Brazilian Financial System and also for studies about its legislation and regulation (of National Monetary Council), proposing necessaryies changes to Publics Authorities; - São Paulo?s Lawyers Institute (IASP): Effective associated and member of the Law and Internet Commission and Compliance Commission; - Law Course at the University Pontifícia Universidade Católica of São Paulo: Voluntary Assistant teacher for Administrative Law course I and II, 2003-2005; Voluntary Assistant teacher for Introduction to the Law Legal Studiesy, in 2002; Assistanting teacher for Constitutional Law course I and II, 1999-2000; - FAPESP State of Sao Paulo Foundation for Support of Research Foundation of São Paulo's Research: Scientific research in Constitutional Law from September 1999 to August 2000 ?The Constitutional Law in Mercosul? Dissertation approved by the research institution; Scientific research in Public Law from September 1997 to August 1998 ?The Access to Information according to the Constitutional Case Law of the Federal Supreme Court? Dissertation approved by the research institution; - SBDP Brazilian Society of Public Law: Integrated the Brazilian Society Formation School of Public Law Sbdp, in 1998, developing studies about several subjects of public law, especially Constitutional, Administrative and Economic Law. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)