Fenech & Fenech Advocates advises on both contentious and non-contentious issues, including computer contracts, implementation projects, and outsourcing agreements. The practice is led by Antonio Ghio, who specialises in legal matters related to IT, e-commerce, and internet security. Deo Falzon focuses on litigation, with particular experience in counterfeit disputes, unfair competition, and cross-border copyright licensing issues.

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Testimonials

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‘Fenech & Fenech’s intellectual property practice stands out for the depth of its expertise and its ability to integrate legal excellence with a practical, forward-looking approach.'
‘What distinguishes the individuals I have worked with at Fenech & Fenech is the combination of deep subject-matter expertise with an approachable, solution-oriented style.'
‘Fenech & Fenech’s intellectual property team stands out for combining deep technical expertise with a pragmatic, commercially driven approach. They handle the full IP spectrum trademarks, patents, copyright, designs, trade secrets, and enforcement, with exceptional skill.'
‘They stand out for their accessibility, commercial awareness, and unwavering commitment to client success. Unlike competitors, they combine deep technical knowledge with a pragmatic, solution-focused approach, always tailoring strategies to align with business objectives.'
‘The team is very strong in sourcing the different talents needed according to the legal query posed to them.'
‘We worked with Deo Falzon, who we found to be efficient and well-versed in the tech industry and is well prepared to understand our problems and issues faced and be able to advise accordingly.’

Key clients

Microsoft
Temu
HP
Meta
LVMH Group
Performing Rights Society
Gentoo Media
KRKA d.d
EEZE Entertainment Ltd
KPMG Crimsonwing
Nium
Soldini Group

Work highlights

Assisted LVMH Group with regards to the distributorship matters of a number of sub-brands in Malta.

Acting for the sole music copyright collecting society in Malta, Performance Rights Society (PRS) of the UK on both contentious and non-contentious matters relating to music copyright issues.

Acting for e-commerce giant, Temu, on the localisation of various products and services offered in Malta.