Practice Areas

Preventive composition with creditors, negotiated settlement (CNC), debt restructuring agreements (ADR), judicial liquidation and over-indebtedness. Strategies to save the company's value — and to lose it well when there is no other way.

Banking litigation, compound interest and usury, challenges to mortgages, loans and leasing, omnibus sureties, the Central Credit Register and CRIF, the Banking and Financial Arbitrator, financial intermediation. A firm defense against credit institutions, from the single position to serial litigation.

M&A and corporate law, holdings and control structures, shareholders' agreements, generational handover, joint ventures, extraordinary transactions. Real estate and hospitality finance. Where money and control flow, that's where the game is played.

Tokens, smart contracts, digital assets and DAOs. The MiCA Regulation, CONSOB and Bank of Italy supervision, crypto tax planning, litigation from failed exchanges and disguised financial products. A frontier where the law almost always arrives late — not here.

EU Regulation 2024/1689 and its Italian implementing decrees. Classification of high-risk systems, data governance, liability for automated decisions. When the machine decides about people, someone must answer for its rules — and that someone often defends themselves here.

Sovereign cloud, data protection beyond the GDPR, dependence on non-EU providers, strategic outsourcing contracts, contractual cybersecurity. The sovereignty of States runs through the contracts companies sign: not just geopolitics — it's clause by clause.

Securitisation 2.0: tokenized NPLs and UTPs, security token offerings, asset-backed tokens, on-chain settlement. Structuring, regulatory due diligence and litigation. The old world of credit meets the blockchain — and someone must write the rules before the damage does.

Cross-border acquisitions, joint ventures and restructurings, focused on Italy ↔ Europe. Legal and tax due diligence, golden power, FDI screening, EU antitrust, post-closing integration. When an Italian deal goes wrong abroad (or vice versa) — we read the contract, we read the silences.