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Filippo Brunetti
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Partner Administrative Law
Position
Filippo provides litigation and out-of-court assitance in public contract law: execution of contracts and concessions of works, services and supplies; project financing. He assists clients with implementing and managing energy infrastructure projects and with related administrative disputes focussing on companies and public agencies. He also advises in the areas of gas, waste, water, transport services, health, pharmaceutical industry -interfacing with the National Healthcare System- and urban planning and environmental law and real estate.
Career
Filippo Brunetti joined the Firm in 2001 and became a Partner in 2008.
Languages
Italian, English.
Member
Member of the Rome Bar and admitted to the Supreme Court, Italy.
Education
Graduated in Law, L.U.I.S.S. Guido Carli University, Rome, 1992; Postgraduate course, Administrative Law, University of Rome, La Sapienza, 1996.
Italy
Administrative and public law
Within: Administrative and public law
Chiomenti Studio Legale is ‘excellent’ in the field of public procurement, particularly in relation to works, services and supplies, PPPs, public companies, transports and infrastructures, urban planning and energy projects. Key highlights included ongoing advice to gas company Snam on a variety of regulatory matters, and assistance to Italian news agency ANSA with three litigious cases before Regional Administrative Tribunals. Filippo Brunetti heads the practice and Rome-based Francesco Scanzano is another key contact, as is senior associate Alfredo Vitale.
Italy: Industry focus
Energy
Within: Energy
Chiomenti Studio Legale assisted FRI-EL Green Power with its partial voluntary tender offer for shares issued by Alerion Green Power, and advised EF Solare Italia on a purchase agreement with Solar Resources, which is part of Etrion, to acquire the entire corporate capital of Etrion and Helios, including 17 photovoltaic plants in Italy. Practice head Carola Antonini is recommended and administrative law specialist Filippo Brunetti is another name to note.