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Alessandro Biamonte has gained experience assisting national and international corporations, public authorities in the areas of public procurement, environmental law, urban development and as well as ICT, Privacy and Digital Innovation.
He also teaches at the European University and at the University of Marconi in Rome.
It will be held today at Palazzo Borromeo in Milan the event "Smart Working-Smart Life" organized by ACC and the law firm FDL, where General Counsel and experts in the field will sit at the same table to discuss opportunities and risks of the transition to smart working .
Moderator: Maurizio Melis from Smart City Radio 24.
Our partner firm ATPR in Portugal, hosted the Alliuris spring board meeting (8-10 march 2018).
The group talked about digitalization and the update on the European Data Protection.
FDL's Labour department has received Le Fonti Award 2017 for the assistance provided to Italian and multinational companies and in particular for the activity provided by Luigi Granato, one of the two partners head of department, who stands out both for the consultancy and on occasion of the disputes concerning Top Management.
Marco Salvatore has been lecturing on October 19th at the seminar organized by FDL Studio Legale e Tributario in cooperation with Azimut Capital Management and Andaf about Intergenerational handover.
FDL Studio legale e tributario was granted the ACQ5 Law award 2017 as Commercial Law Firm of the Year in Italy.
- European and international business law.
For the fourth year running, FDL Studio legale e tributario was granted the Corporate INTL Global Award as Commercial Law Firm of the Year in Italy.
FDL's labour department has been selected as finalist for LABOUR AWARDS 2017 for the category "Firm of the year - Agency Agreements".
Luigi Granato, partner of FDL, has been selected as finalist for LABOUR AWARDS 2017 for the category "Lawyer of the year - Labour restructuring".
White paper issued by Mr Marco Salvatore togheter with ODCEC Milan's committee.
Marco Salvatore was a 2017 finalist for “Professional consulting of the year”.
Marco Salvatore has been lecturing on March, 7th and 9th at two seminars organized by FDL Studio Legale e Tributario in cooperation with Azimut Capital Management and Andaf about Voluntary Disclosure 2.
The dispute concerned VAT payments considered as not due. The team was lead by Mario Cozza and Marco Maria Lo Curto.
Marco Salvatore, in his role of President of the Commission on Wealth Protection of the Milan's Chartered Accounts Association, chaired the round table which took place during the seminar organized by ODCEC Milan on the theme of “Voluntary Disclosure II”.
Attached please find Italia Oggi article on the Event.
Marco Salvatore will be lecturing, in his role of President of the Commission on Wealth Protection of the Milan's Chartered Accounts Association, at the seminar organized by ODCEC Como on the theme of “Wealth Management”.
On February, 10, Marco Salvatore will be lecturing during the seminar organized by Confindustria on the theme of “The best legal tools for wealth protection on deserving purposes”.
News on Sole 24Ore referring to N. 1/2016 White Paper by Marco Salvatore togheter with ODCEC Milan’s committee about Trust and Common Reporting Standard.
White paper issued by Mr. Marco Salvatore toghter with ODCEC Milan’s commitTee about Trust and Common Reporting Standard.
White paper issued by Mr Marco Salvatore togheter with ODCEC Milan's committee about Voluntary Disclosure 2.
For the third year running, FDL Studio legale e tributario was granted the Corporate INTL Global Award as Commercial Law Firm of the Year in Italy.
On November, 6, Marco Salvatore will chair, in his role of President of the Commission on Wealth Protection of the Milan's Chartered Accounts Association, a seminar on the theme of "To invest in Italy or to invest abroad".
Marco Salvatore interviewed by Class CNBC on Voluntary Disclosure during the XXXIX ANDAF National Congress in Taormina on October, 21st and 22nd.
On October 13 Marco Salvatore has chaired, in his role of President of the Milan OCDEC's commission on wealth protection, a seminar on the topic " Fiscal tools for economic recovery".
Mr. Marco Salvatore is a member of the board of statutory auditors of GPI S.p.a, listed on Milan AIM, following the corporate merger of GPI S.p.a. and Capital For Progress 1 S.p.a.
Throughout 2016 FDL Studio Legale e Tributario has organized a series of seminars on a variety of legal topics of particular interest and relevance. The third seminar featured as speakers Mr. Luigi Granato and Mr. Massimo Waschke (both partners of the firm) and Mr. Andrea Coldesina (legal associate), and had as its topic "Employee Dismissal for Justified Objective Reason Under the Jobs Act - A Return to the Past? An Analysis of the Recent Italian Supreme Court Judgment No. 5592/2016". The seminar, followed by a cocktail reception, took place on June 30th 2016 at the Spazio Chiossetto in Milan.
On July, 6, Marco Salvatore will chair, in his role of President of the Commission on Wealth Proifession of the Milan's Chartered Accounts Association, a seminar on the topic "Tax treatment of indirect donations".
On June 15 Marco Salvatore has participated as lecturer, in his role of President of the Milan OCDEC's commission on wealth protection, during the training program organized by UBI Academy on "Trusts and mechanisms of wealth protection".
On June 21 and 29 Marco Salvatore will be lecturing, in his role of President of the Milan OCDEC's commission on wealth protection, at a seminar organized by Azimut Consulenza SIM on "Multi-family offices: asset planning and wealth protection".
For the first time FDL joined the project, "Bring Children to Work Day" promoted by Corriere della Sera: an open day on which employees bring their children to the workplace. This allowed the children to see their parents’ offices and gain a better understanding of the work they do sharing with them a great afternoon all togheter.
FDL Studio legale e tributario organized a cycle of seminars on topics of particular interest and relevance. The second seminar featured as speakers Mr. Marco Salvatore and Mr. Francesco L. De Luca, with the participation of Dr. Giovanni Strampelli (Associate Professor of Commercial Law at Bocconi University, Milan), and had as topic the recent legislation on the so-called Patent Box and the pertaining tax benefits. The seminar, followed by light refreshments, was held on March 8th 2016 at NH Collection Milano President Hotel.
Mr. Giuseppe Cattani, partner of FDL, participated as panelist in the Seminar entitled “How to Manage Litigation in a Cost Effective Way”, held on January 21st in Madrid. The seminar, organised by international network Primerus in collaboration with ACC (Association of Corporate Counsel), witnessed the participation of lawyers and in-house general counsels from around the world. During the seminar, the panelists outlined some legal strategies to manage litigation in a cost effective way.
The Land of the Rising Sun pulled out of troubled waters Lames Group, a well-known Ligurian industrial group active in the production of window regulators and door modules for Italian and international automobile market. This is the happy end of a sequence of events (with some judicial implications that brought to the committal for trial of the former top managers), which caused a certain fear in the Ligurian productive district.
The Nipponese multinational corporation, Hi-Lex, will enter the field by investing in Chiavari in the Italian automotive market.
The Genoa Court, in April last year, had approved a composition with creditors on a going concern basis for Lames Group; but this first approval was revoked upon the appeal of one of the creditors. And here comes Hi-Lex to rescue the group, by investing about 30 millions and taking over its 35 million debt.
Legal advisors of this new homologation were Studio Bonelli Erede Pappalardo for Lames and FDL Studio legale e tributario for Hi-Lex. Lames’ financial advisor was N+1 and Plante Moran was in charge of the due diligence.
FDL Studio legale e tributario organized a cycle of seminars on topics of particular interest and relevance. The first seminar featured as speakers Ms. Francesco Bico and Ms. Francesco L. De Luca and had as topic the reform of Italian criminal tax law. During the seminar, held at Spazio Chiossetto in Milan on December 10th 2015, the speakers outlined the new legislative features entered into force on December 2015. The seminar was followed by some in-depth analysis and light refreshments.
FDL Studio legale e tributario has been chosen by Top Legal as finalist for Top Legal Awards 2015 in Innovation. Top Legal is one of the most and leading Italian magazine in the legal field.
For 2015, and for the second year running, FDL Studio legale e tributario was granted the Corporate INTL Legal Award as Commercial Law Firm of the Year in Italy.
Article submitted by our firm.
Authors: Mr. Giuseppe Cattani and Mr. Stefano Zandegiacomo.
White paper issued by Mr Marco Salvatore togheter with ODCEC Milan's committee in cooperation with Fondazione Nazionale dei Commercialisti and the Osservatorio Regionale dell'agenzia delle Entrate about Voluntary Disclosure.
Authors: Mr. Francesco L. De Luca and Mr. Marco Salvatore.
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