Small and medium sized enterprises and family businesses dominate the Italian economic landscape. The high quality of niche and luxury “made in Italy” products, and the strong potential of its market, have ignited the interest of foreign investors. After a long economic downturn, the country has regained international credibility, creating opportunities for independent law firms.
Know-how, creativity, fashion and design represent the excellence of the Italian industry. Companies are increasingly conscious of the importance of their intangible assets, whose protection requires good advice. In this section you will find in-depth contributions of leading Italian IP firms.
Despite a wide presence of Anglo-Saxons law firms, the market remains dominated by local independent firms, who have been witnessing a booming in corporate work. Italian firms are emerging from their sheltered market and are now seeking to strengthen their international presence, in order to support their clients’ global exposure.
A new bill has been passed in Italy establishing a favorable taxation regime on foreign-sourced income. The TUIR – or consolidated law on income tax - also eases the conditions of
The move strengthens the Italian labor and employment capabilities of the world’s largest firm.
She arrives fresh from her stint as President of the Court of Appeal of Milan.
The head of Legance's German desk tells us about the importance of that desk, and how Italy can do better as a seat of arbitration.
The PG Legal litigator and arbitrator discusses changes in the insurance disputes landscape, some interesting work recently handled by the firm, and the ins and outs of yachting in
The stake in the German defense electronics company is valued at over €600m.
This is the third issuance of BTP Futura bonds, which aim to help ease the economic dislocation brought about by the pandemic.
2020-’21 has proven to be a crucial juncture for healthcare, life sciences and patents. Legance IP partner Monica Riva and associate Francesco Chierichetti walk us through some of
The firm is changing its name to Molinari Agostinelli.
The seasoned partner will make EY’s IP practice a serious contender in the Italian legal market.
The giant Italian firm has lost another corporate partner.
