A ‘very well-prepared team’, Norton Rose Fulbright advises Italian and foreign clients on a range of matters, with particular experience in sports law matters and whistleblowing regulations. The firm is also well-versed in M&A-related employment issues, corporate restructurings and personnel management. Attilio Pavone, the practice head, regularly advises clients on transfers of business, mass redundancies and individual dismissals. Boris Martella adds sports law expertise to the team.
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Testimonials
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- 'High professionalism.'
- 'Boris Martella is an excellent lawyer in labour law.'
- 'NRF has a unique approach because they are always available, very clear in their answers and in negotiations.'
- 'Attilio Pavone is always accurate, brilliant, and pragmatic.'
- ‘Very well-prepared team with deep knowledge of financial agency.’
- 'Attilio Pavone and Matilde Battistella have an analytical approach that allows them to properly analyse matters and decide the appropriate approach to adopt.'
- ‘Good mix of professionals able to support both local and international clients. Pragmatic approach when it comes to settlement negotiations.’
- ‘Attilio Pavone and Boris Martella are excellent lawyers, both solutions-oriented when liaising with other law firms.’
Key clients
- DUAL Europe
- PIB Group
- ASD Miccoli
- Havea Group
- Brescia Service Srl
- S.S. Monopoli 1966 Srl
Work highlights
Advised PIB Group on employment and labour law issues related to its acquisition of 100 per cent of Inside 2.0 Srl, an Italian insurance agency active in the distribution of insurance policies through car dealers and others in the automotive industry.
Advised a football player and his agents in relation to the international transfer of the player.
Advised and represented Pasquali S.r.l., which is part of Havea Group, on employee transfers following Pasquali’s decision to move its office from one location to another.
Lawyers
Practice head
Attilio Pavone
Other key lawyers
Boris Martella; Matilde Battistella