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Bronstein Zilberberg Represented Alice, a Brazilian Healthtech, in $127 Million Series C Round
Eduardo Zilberberg and Pedro Chueri led the firm’s deal team

Partners Eduardo Zilberberg and Pedro Chueri led the Bronstein Zilberberg deal team
Bronstein, Zilberberg represented Alice, a Healthtech from Brazil, in its Series C finance round of $127 million led by Softbank and joined by previous investors Kaszek, ThornTree Capital Partners, Allen & Co., G. Squared, Globo Ventures and StepStone.
Alice is a helthtech that manages the health of more than 6,000 people in an affiliated network of ten hospitals. The company counts with about 200 laboratories and 150 medical specialists in the metropolitan region of São Paulo. This year the Healthtech launched an application to offer online medical consultations throughout Brazil. This is a novel trend yet to be widespread thoughout in the country.
The founders, André Florence, Guilherme Azevedo and Matheus Moraes, are the rebels and disruptors behind the Brazilian healthtech firm.
About Bronstein Zilberberg counseling of Alice
Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri & Potenza Advogados represented and acted as Brazilian legal counsel to Alice, and led the round.

Partners Eduardo Zilberberg and Pedro Chueri led the Bronstein Zilberberg deal team which included associates Giuliana Primati, Fábio Baum and Luiza Pascowitch.
Bronstein Zilberberg is a full service law firm based in São Paulo and is highly recognized as one of the top M&A Venture Capital law firms in the country.
Other firms behind the deal
Wilson Sonsini acted as U.S. legal counsel to Alice. The firm has its headquarters in Palo Alto, California, with offices in 16 cities in the U.S. and abroad.
Holland & Knight acted as legal counsel to Softbank in this transaction. Holland & Knight is a full service U.S.-based global law firm with 28 offices in the United States and 6 offices abroad.
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