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Eversheds Bianchini

VIA FESTA DEL PERDONO 10, 20122 MILANO
Zurich, Wroclaw, Warsaw, Valladolid, Tallinn, Stockholm , and 26 more

What we say about the firm's legal practice in Italy

Corporate and M&A Milan and Rome

Within Corporate and M&A Milan and Rome, tier 6

In corporate matters, Piergrossi Bianchini Eversheds recently assisted a listed foreign group with its acquisition of a large stake in an Italian manufacturing company. Managing partner Riccardo Bianchini Riccardi is a key contact. Clients appreciate the group’s ‘professionalism and speed’.

Dispute resolution

Within Dispute resolution, tier 5

Piergrossi Bianchini Eversheds’s Milan-based Riccardo Buizza acts on large-scale insurance and commercial disputes.

Employment

Within Employment, tier 4

At ‘precise and rapid’ law firm Piergrossi Bianchini Eversheds, Sergio Barozzi assists Nokia Siemens Network with day-to-day restructuring matters including redundancy procedures and advised Avaya in relation to the dismissal of top-level management.

TMT

Within TMT, tier 4

Piergrossi Bianchini Eversheds’s Rome-based partner Andrea Zincone advises a host of international clients on the IT regulatory issues relating to VOIP services. Software AG instructed the firm in relation to its software platform licence agreements.

Tax

Within Tax, tier 5

Piergrossi Bianchini Eversheds’s newly-arrived Giulio Andreani is running an 18-strong team that acts on tax litigation and complex restructurings.

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