Micael Montinari
Since 1998 he deals with litigation matters, often with significant international aspects.
He advises Italian and foreign clients on commercial, corporate and intellectual property related matters, unfair competition, advertising issues, proceedings before the competition and consumers authority and other Italian agencies (Communications Authority, Data Protection authority, etc.).
His experience also includes ad hoc and managed arbitration, also serving as counsel and arbitrator, and mediation.
He has an extensive expertise in the digital and media, retail, fashion and luxury sectors.
Micael speaks often at seminars and roundtables and authors articles related to litigation and arbitration topics. For example, in 2017 he has been panelist at the American Bar Association ‐ International Law Section conference in Barcellona on “Cybersecurity: The New Hidden Risks of M&A Deals” and at the AIGA (Young Italian Lawyers Association – Associazione Italiana Giovani Avvocati) conference “Technology and Law: new challenges”, held in Treviso on January 20, 2017.
Since 2010 he has been a contributor for Italy to Doing Business, Enforcing Contracts, published by the World Bank.
He is a member of the International Bar Association (IBA) and of the American Bar Association (ABA), of which he is Vice Chair of the International Litigation Committee for the International Law Section.
Micael received his law degree in 1998 from La Sapienza University of Rome.
He joined the firm in 2006 and became a partner in 2009.
Previously, he worked with an independent litigation boutique firm from 1998 to 2006 (as partner from 2003)
In 2019 Micael has been included by Who’s Who Legal among the Italian experts of the Litigation practice area in the WWL: Italy guide. He was recognized as a Client Choice International Awards 2017 winner in the Litigation practice area.
Foreign languages: English
Micael is a member of the Rome Bar Association (A-29052) and is admitted to represent clients before the Supreme Court of Cassation.
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3 June 2020Confidentiality of arbitration proceedings in times of virtual hearings: the shaking of a cornerstone?
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28 April 2020Updates on the measures allowing civil courts to function during the Coronavirus outbreak
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18 March 2020Urgent measures for court proceedings during the coronavirus emergency: courts are open for business
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18 March 2020Analysis of coronavirus impact on contracts and 10 practical tips for dealing with it
