Corporate
and Commercial

WHO WE ASSIST

Local and international clients belonging, in particular, to the following sectors: automotive and components; chemical, medical and pharmaceutical; environment; steel; toolings, materials technology, mining; fashion, sport and luxury; furniture; general consumer goods; travel; technology; food and beverages; real estate, engineering, design and construction; green energy; retail; cyber security; telecommunications; logistics/transportation; semiconductors; shipping.

WHAT WE DO

We assist our clients in relation to every aspect of their business, including the negotiation and drafting of commercial agreements with customers, suppliers, distributors, franchisees as well as in relation to their management and updating.

In corporate matters, we deal with

  • Setting up of companies and branches
  • Due diligence assignments
  • Appointing and revoking directors
  • Supervisory bodies
  • Structuring directors’ powers
  • Corporate secretarial duties
  • Advising directors on their fiduciary duties
  • Ordinary and extraordinary corporate transactions
  • Conflict in Shareholders’ and Board meetings
  • Company law litigation
  • Shareholders’ agreements
  • Shareholders’ rights
  • Advising clients on new legislation and regulations which may impact their businesses.

We like to follow every aspect of our Client’s business, offering them competent and tailor-made advice, seeking effective legal solutions in all phases of the company's life cycle: set-up, purchase, growth, sale, liquidation.

We are also one of the few Italian law firms with an office in Moscow that has existed for over two decades. Our local presence represents a considerable advantage for both Italian and other non-Russian companies wishing to do business in Russia and other CIS countries, as well as for Russian companies and individuals wishing to operate and invest abroad. Moreover, our well-recognized presence in Moscow has allowed the firm to work in close collaboration with several partner firms in the various jurisdictions of the CIS.

PRACTICES