Founder & International Lawyer
Camilla Gomes
Camilla Gomes is an international lawyer with extensive experience in nonprofit governance, compliance, and cross-border legal strategy. She advises NGOs, social enterprises, families, and philanthropic initiatives on complex legal matters, including global employment, contracts, data protection, risk management, and the development of policies and procedures.
Her work spans global nonprofit operations and corporate legal practice, supporting multi-country compliance frameworks, internal reviews, and cross-border program implementation.
Camilla holds a J.D. from Brazil, an LL.M. in Democracy and Rule of Law from Ohio Northern University, and a Master’s in Development Economics from Regis University. She is authorized to practice law and registered with the Brazilian Bar Association. Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, she brings both legal precision and cultural fluency to her work.
She founded Do Good Law to provide practical legal support for organizations and families navigating complexity across borders.
A trusted legal advisor
Camilla’s career spans nonprofit operations, international compliance, and corporate legal practice. Across the organizations she has served, a common thread in her work is supporting people and institutions in navigating complex legal challenges while creating meaningful and lasting impact.
Her commitment to justice and to strengthening rule of law has shaped her work and continues to guide the clients and organizations she partners with.
“This work is deeply human. It exists at the intersection of law and responsibility - where every decision carries real consequences and must be guided by care and integrity.” - Camilla Gomes
Approach to Practice
Camilla’s work centers on translating complexity into clarity – supporting clients in making decisions that are both legally sound and practically sustainable.
Founding Do Good Law:
Law that supports what matters
Camilla founded Do Good Law to support organizations in advancing their missions and families in building lasting impact across generations.
Strong legal foundations allow meaningful work to grow, relationships to thrive, and impact to endure.
