Massimo Caiazza is a partner at De Berti Jacchia since 2025. With forty years of experience in the legal profession, he founded and led the Caiazza & Partners law firm, based in Milan, assisting Italian and international companies, with a particular focus on commercial relations between Italy and Sweden.

Massimo has gained professional experience in Italy, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. He was the first non-Swedish lawyer to be admitted to the Swedish Bar Association after Sweden joined the European Union. He has held numerous institutional roles, including the presidency of the foreign section of the Swedish Bar Association and participation in the Swedish National Bar Council.

He has built a solid track record in international law, European law, contract law, commercial law, international arbitration, and dispute resolution.

Throughout his career, he has worked on cross-border transactions, litigation, and arbitration, providing strategic legal advice to multinational corporations, SMEs, and individual clients on effective legal solutions. His ability to operate in multilingual and multicultural environments has enabled him to provide strategic assistance to businesses operating in different countries, with an approach based on a comparative vision of respective legal systems, ensuring regulatory compliance and risk mitigation in diverse jurisdictions.

Massimo assists leading Italian and Swedish companies in corporate and commercial transactions, providing legal advice on international contract and corporate law, acquisitions and disposals of company shares, extraordinary real estate transactions, construction works and service contracts, as well as in international disputes, both in court and arbitration.

He has also gained significant expertise in cybersecurity, data protection, and the legal aspects of artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on the contractual implications between AI providers and users.

His activities include negotiating international contracts, including joint ventures, resolving high-stakes disputes, advising on regulatory compliance, as well as mergers and acquisitions.

His main clients include listed companies and SMEs across various industries, such as aviation, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and medical devices, software, automotive, steel, rubber, engineering, hospitality, real estate, and construction. Additionally, he assists institutions and non-profit organizations.