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13MayGiulio Novellini nominato counselLo Studio legale rafforza ulteriormente il gruppo di lavoro “Privacy & cybersecurity” Milano, 13 maggio 2019 – Portolano Cavallo annuncia oggi la nomina a counsel dell’avvocato Giulio Novellini, nel quadro del continuo rafforzamento delle competenze e impegno dello Studio in ambito privacy, data protection e cybersecurity. Giulio ha una ampia esperienza su temi di compliance…Article filed under: Data Protection, Fintech, Insurtech, Internet & Ecommerce, Privacy & Cyber Security
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8MayPortolano Cavallo appoints six new partnersPortolano Cavallo announces the appointment of six new partners and three new counsels Today, Portolano Cavallo announces the promotion to partner of six attorneys: Barbara Corsetti (corporate, real estate), Tommaso Foco (M&A, restructuring), Luca Gambini (M&A, Life Sciences), Andrea Gangemi (employment law), Martina Lucenti (litigation) and Lydia Mendola (IP, Life Sciences).
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10OctMartina Lucenti and Clemente Perrone Da Zara join the firmPortolano Cavallo announces the hiring of Martina Lucenti and Clemente Perrone Da Zara, from October 1st, respectively as counsel and of counsel. With their experience in commercial and corporate litigation, Martina and Clemente strengthen Portolano Cavallo in a strategically important area.Article filed under: Dispute Resolution
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1FebPortolano Cavallo strenghtens its Life Sciences focus with two appointmentsMilan, February 1, 2017 – Portolano Cavallo announces that attorneys Marco Blei and Elisa Stefanini have joined the firm as associates in the Life Sciences practice group.Article filed under: Life Sciences
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11JulMemorandum informativo – il caso Louis Vuitton vs. Ebay1. La sentenza del Tribunale di Commercio di Parigi Il 30 giugno 2008 il Tribunale di Commercio di Parigi ha condannato in solido eBay Inc. e eBay International AG a risarcire alla società Louis Vuitton Malletier SA, società interna al gruppo francese leader nel settore del lusso LVMH, i danni derivanti dall’aver consentito la vendita…Article filed under: Fashion
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