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00 CONTENTS 01 OUR APPROACH
Contents
01 Our approach 02 Our Rome and Milan offices 03 Our dispute resolution practice 04 Energy disputes05 Administrative law disputes06 Shipping disputes07 ICT and Pharmaceutical disputes08 Reputation10 Team profile12 Our offices
Our approach
Watson, Farley & Williams is a leading international law firm with offices in major financial centres in Europe, Asia and the USA.
We have the skills to manage a wide range of corporate, finance and regulatory transactions, and disputes, and to provide our clients with the high quality advice they require. We have teams which are integrated across legal disciplines and offices so that a consistent level of service can be provided on all matters, in each jurisdiction and in combination across borders. We continually invest in developing our expertise and reputation in the sectors we know best: Finance & Investment, Maritime, Energy, Natural Resources, Transport, Real Estate and ICT. We establish candid, open relationships with our clients and take the time to understand their businesses. We generally work in small, partner led teams where our sector knowledge and experience enable us to provide effective, commercially focused advice.
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
00 CONTENTS 01 OUR APPROACH
Contents
01 Our approach 02 Our Rome and Milan offices 03 Our dispute resolution practice 04 Energy disputes05 Administrative law disputes06 Shipping disputes07 ICT and Pharmaceutical disputes08 Reputation10 Team profile12 Our offices
Our approach
Watson, Farley & Williams is a leading international law firm with offices in major financial centres in Europe, Asia and the USA.
We have the skills to manage a wide range of corporate, finance and regulatory transactions, and disputes, and to provide our clients with the high quality advice they require. We have teams which are integrated across legal disciplines and offices so that a consistent level of service can be provided on all matters, in each jurisdiction and in combination across borders. We continually invest in developing our expertise and reputation in the sectors we know best: Finance & Investment, Maritime, Energy, Natural Resources, Transport, Real Estate and ICT. We establish candid, open relationships with our clients and take the time to understand their businesses. We generally work in small, partner led teams where our sector knowledge and experience enable us to provide effective, commercially focused advice.
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
Our dispute resolution practice
02 OUR ROME AND MILAN OFFICES 03 OUR DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE
The dispute resolution group at Watson, Farley & Williams has extensive experience in all aspects of dispute resolution, including litigation, arbitration or alternative dispute resolution methods (ADR).
Our Rome and Milan offices
Our team Our team has specific expertise with regard to renewable energy, private equity, project finance, international finance, corporate mergers and acquisitions, insurance, administrative law, regulatory and litigation matters. Our industry expertise is the result of a clear business strategy that has led us to excel in the areas mentioned above.
The professional team in Rome and Milan is able to provide the highest level of care, adhering to our work philosophy, which is primarily based on understanding our clientsʹ businesses. We believe strongly that only such an approach allows us to deliver the best performance on our part, to help our clients reach their goals as quickly and effectively as possible.
Watson, Farley & Williams is recognised for its strong international disputes practice which has grown significantly in recent years. In our Italian offices we regularly help clients manage complex disputes and support them through the trial and appeal process.
Our teams are established to best fit the specific requirements of each case – we regularly have both sector specialists and disputes lawyers working together – each of our teams receives partner attention throughout. Our dispute resolution team in Italy has extensive experience in large‑scale international dispute resolution cases, including those in the energy, shipping, finance and ICT sectors. We are recommended by the publication Legal 500 as a leading firm in the following dispute resolution categories: International Arbitration Finance Litigation Commercial Litigation
We have a long history of working to bring disputes to a speedy conclusion, and have amassed enormous experience in managing very large, complex and high value cases, which often involve the interaction of different systems of law and rules of procedure. We provide both domestic and multi‑jurisdictional services, bringing together relevant team members from across our international offices. We handle a diverse range of cases across industry sectors. We are used to dealing with difficult, unusual and high stakes commercial and legal problems, acting for both claimants and defendants / respondents.
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Our dispute resolution practice
02 OUR ROME AND MILAN OFFICES 03 OUR DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE
The dispute resolution group at Watson, Farley & Williams has extensive experience in all aspects of dispute resolution, including litigation, arbitration or alternative dispute resolution methods (ADR).
Our Rome and Milan offices
Our team Our team has specific expertise with regard to renewable energy, private equity, project finance, international finance, corporate mergers and acquisitions, insurance, administrative law, regulatory and litigation matters. Our industry expertise is the result of a clear business strategy that has led us to excel in the areas mentioned above.
The professional team in Rome and Milan is able to provide the highest level of care, adhering to our work philosophy, which is primarily based on understanding our clientsʹ businesses. We believe strongly that only such an approach allows us to deliver the best performance on our part, to help our clients reach their goals as quickly and effectively as possible.
Watson, Farley & Williams is recognised for its strong international disputes practice which has grown significantly in recent years. In our Italian offices we regularly help clients manage complex disputes and support them through the trial and appeal process.
Our teams are established to best fit the specific requirements of each case – we regularly have both sector specialists and disputes lawyers working together – each of our teams receives partner attention throughout. Our dispute resolution team in Italy has extensive experience in large‑scale international dispute resolution cases, including those in the energy, shipping, finance and ICT sectors. We are recommended by the publication Legal 500 as a leading firm in the following dispute resolution categories: International Arbitration Finance Litigation Commercial Litigation
We have a long history of working to bring disputes to a speedy conclusion, and have amassed enormous experience in managing very large, complex and high value cases, which often involve the interaction of different systems of law and rules of procedure. We provide both domestic and multi‑jurisdictional services, bringing together relevant team members from across our international offices. We handle a diverse range of cases across industry sectors. We are used to dealing with difficult, unusual and high stakes commercial and legal problems, acting for both claimants and defendants / respondents.
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04 ENERGY DISPUTES 05 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW DISPUTES
Energy disputesOur lawyers have the full range of domestic and international experience and skills to conclude complex, high‑value and international energy disputes successfully. Our team has specialists in both conventional power and renewable energy, who work with our disputes team to provide commerical and effective service.
Our administrative law team undertakes work across all business sectors and advises on contentious and non‑contentious matters concerning constitutional and governance issues, statutory interpretation, decision‑making processes, procedural and substantive issues of administrative, freedom of information, public procurement, planning and data protection law.
Oikonomia S.r.l.
Assisting Oikonomia in the resolution of authorisations issues with local public entities with reference to the construction of photovoltaic plants and the related works.
S.O.G.I.N. S.p.A.
Advising S.O.G.I.N in relation to an award procedure conducted under EU directives as implemented in national jurisdiction.
Solar Onergy S.r.l.
Appeals against the change in law affecting access to photovoltaic plants incentives hindering access to feed‑in tariffs.
Winch Energy
Advising Winch subsidiaries in the pre‑litigation stage on the construction of electric cable lines and road concessions necessary for the construction of a photovoltaic plant.
Deca Energy 30 S.r.l.
Advising Deca Energy 30 on the appeal against the Ministry of Economic Development and Gestore dei Servizi Energetici for illegitimacies connected to the implementation of new rules in the Italian PV market.
Administrative law disputes
Ampere Equity Fund
Advising Ampere Equity Fund BV, a Dutch fund, in relation to an international arbitration against Global Energy Services Italia S.p.A. Unipersonale, an Italian EPC constructor of photovoltaic plants.
Solar Investment Group Srl (SIG)
Advising SIG, a company investing in small‑to‑medium‑industrial scale photovoltaic projects in the Southern regions of Italy, in relation to the breach by the counterparty of several contracts.
Eco Energy World Ltd
Advising Eco Energy World Ltd on the urgent injunction procedure pursuant to Article 700 of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure aimed at obtaining a ʹʺfreezingʺ order from the tribunal.
Gamma Solar Holding
Advising Gamma Solar Holding, a French/Lebanese company involved in photovoltaic investments in Italy, in relation to an international arbitration against an Italian developer.
Winch Energy
Advising Winch Energy in relation to the litigation procedure against Svicat with reference to the breach of a share purchase agreement.
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
04 ENERGY DISPUTES 05 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW DISPUTES
Energy disputesOur lawyers have the full range of domestic and international experience and skills to conclude complex, high‑value and international energy disputes successfully. Our team has specialists in both conventional power and renewable energy, who work with our disputes team to provide commerical and effective service.
Our administrative law team undertakes work across all business sectors and advises on contentious and non‑contentious matters concerning constitutional and governance issues, statutory interpretation, decision‑making processes, procedural and substantive issues of administrative, freedom of information, public procurement, planning and data protection law.
Oikonomia S.r.l.
Assisting Oikonomia in the resolution of authorisations issues with local public entities with reference to the construction of photovoltaic plants and the related works.
S.O.G.I.N. S.p.A.
Advising S.O.G.I.N in relation to an award procedure conducted under EU directives as implemented in national jurisdiction.
Solar Onergy S.r.l.
Appeals against the change in law affecting access to photovoltaic plants incentives hindering access to feed‑in tariffs.
Winch Energy
Advising Winch subsidiaries in the pre‑litigation stage on the construction of electric cable lines and road concessions necessary for the construction of a photovoltaic plant.
Deca Energy 30 S.r.l.
Advising Deca Energy 30 on the appeal against the Ministry of Economic Development and Gestore dei Servizi Energetici for illegitimacies connected to the implementation of new rules in the Italian PV market.
Administrative law disputes
Ampere Equity Fund
Advising Ampere Equity Fund BV, a Dutch fund, in relation to an international arbitration against Global Energy Services Italia S.p.A. Unipersonale, an Italian EPC constructor of photovoltaic plants.
Solar Investment Group Srl (SIG)
Advising SIG, a company investing in small‑to‑medium‑industrial scale photovoltaic projects in the Southern regions of Italy, in relation to the breach by the counterparty of several contracts.
Eco Energy World Ltd
Advising Eco Energy World Ltd on the urgent injunction procedure pursuant to Article 700 of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure aimed at obtaining a ʹʺfreezingʺ order from the tribunal.
Gamma Solar Holding
Advising Gamma Solar Holding, a French/Lebanese company involved in photovoltaic investments in Italy, in relation to an international arbitration against an Italian developer.
Winch Energy
Advising Winch Energy in relation to the litigation procedure against Svicat with reference to the breach of a share purchase agreement.
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
06 SHIPPING DISPUTES 07 ICT AND PHARMACEUTICAL DISPUTES
ICT disputes Our ICT team is structured to meet the needs of this rapidly developing marketplace in terms of projects, financing and disputes.
We are dedicated to providing leading litigation support, including product liability claims as well as competition‑related litigation, specific to the pharmaceutical sector.
Pharmaceutical disputes
Storz Medical Italia S.p.A.
Advising Storz Medical Italia, a subsidiary of the Swiss company Storz Medical AG, specialised in the development of innovative shock wave systems, on an appeal against AUSLʹs award decision.
Haemonetics S.A.
Advising Haemonetics, a leading international company in the provision of blood management solutions, in relation to an award procedure conducted under EU directives as implemented in national jurisdiction by the relevant AUSL of Ancona.
Shipping disputesWe combine our core strengths of shipping and dispute resolution to provide an efficient service which delivers results. We cover the full range of dispute resolution services, from in court litigation and arbitration to mediation. We focus on disputes regarding shipbuilding, sale and purchase, charterparty and CoA, as well as workout and insolvency.
Adele C
Advising Deutsche Schiffsbank/Commerzbank, as mortgagee, before the Tribunal of Modica (Sicily), on the dispute about the multiple arrests filed against the ship “ADELE Cʺ by a manning company, the time charterer and the voyage charterer.
Bankruptcy of a leading Italian shipyard
Advising the receiver on the bankruptcy of the Italian shipyard ʺCantiere Navale di Pesaroʺ in a deal worth €100m.
Concordato DʹAmato di Navigazione
Advising a German bank in relation to the preventative composition with creditors of DʹAmato di Navigazione S.p.A.
Restructuring Plan
Advising a German bank on all legal aspects relating to the restructuring plan, provided under art. 67 par. 3(d) of the Italian bankruptcy law, proposed to all relevant financing banks by a leading Italian shipowner.
Deiulemar Bankuptcy
Advising a German bank in relation to the bankruptcy of Deiulemar Compagnia di Navigazione S.p.A. which is pending before the Bankruptcy Section of the Court of Torre Annunziata.
Protection & Indemnity Association
Advising a leading Protection & Indemnity Association in connection with the damage caused to a ship, in a leading Italian yard by the crew of the vessel, which is owned by one of the associationʹs members.
Completel
Assisting Completel in a corporate dispute in the telecoms sector.
KBC Advanced Technologies
Advising KBC Advanced Technologies, a major US and international oil refinery software consultant and provider, concerning rights to a multi‑million dollar software programme.
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
06 SHIPPING DISPUTES 07 ICT AND PHARMACEUTICAL DISPUTES
ICT disputes Our ICT team is structured to meet the needs of this rapidly developing marketplace in terms of projects, financing and disputes.
We are dedicated to providing leading litigation support, including product liability claims as well as competition‑related litigation, specific to the pharmaceutical sector.
Pharmaceutical disputes
Storz Medical Italia S.p.A.
Advising Storz Medical Italia, a subsidiary of the Swiss company Storz Medical AG, specialised in the development of innovative shock wave systems, on an appeal against AUSLʹs award decision.
Haemonetics S.A.
Advising Haemonetics, a leading international company in the provision of blood management solutions, in relation to an award procedure conducted under EU directives as implemented in national jurisdiction by the relevant AUSL of Ancona.
Shipping disputesWe combine our core strengths of shipping and dispute resolution to provide an efficient service which delivers results. We cover the full range of dispute resolution services, from in court litigation and arbitration to mediation. We focus on disputes regarding shipbuilding, sale and purchase, charterparty and CoA, as well as workout and insolvency.
Adele C
Advising Deutsche Schiffsbank/Commerzbank, as mortgagee, before the Tribunal of Modica (Sicily), on the dispute about the multiple arrests filed against the ship “ADELE Cʺ by a manning company, the time charterer and the voyage charterer.
Bankruptcy of a leading Italian shipyard
Advising the receiver on the bankruptcy of the Italian shipyard ʺCantiere Navale di Pesaroʺ in a deal worth €100m.
Concordato DʹAmato di Navigazione
Advising a German bank in relation to the preventative composition with creditors of DʹAmato di Navigazione S.p.A.
Restructuring Plan
Advising a German bank on all legal aspects relating to the restructuring plan, provided under art. 67 par. 3(d) of the Italian bankruptcy law, proposed to all relevant financing banks by a leading Italian shipowner.
Deiulemar Bankuptcy
Advising a German bank in relation to the bankruptcy of Deiulemar Compagnia di Navigazione S.p.A. which is pending before the Bankruptcy Section of the Court of Torre Annunziata.
Protection & Indemnity Association
Advising a leading Protection & Indemnity Association in connection with the damage caused to a ship, in a leading Italian yard by the crew of the vessel, which is owned by one of the associationʹs members.
Completel
Assisting Completel in a corporate dispute in the telecoms sector.
KBC Advanced Technologies
Advising KBC Advanced Technologies, a major US and international oil refinery software consultant and provider, concerning rights to a multi‑million dollar software programme.
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
08 REPUTATION 09 REPUTATION
Reputation
ʺA rare find for us in terms of its specialist knowledge...ʺChambers Europe 2012
ʺ... an impressive knowledge of the market.ʺLegal 500 EMEA 2012
ʺ... leads on transactions and helps move the case forwards.ʺChambers Europe 2012
ʺThe group is fast, accurate and offers detailed yet clear advice.ʺChambers Europe 2012
“... just brilliant... always goes the extra distance.”Legal 500 EMEA 2012 Italy
“provides prompt, effective support under all circumstances.”Legal 500 EMEA 2012
Recommended for excellence in Client Service ‑ Dispute ResolutionChambers UK 2011
Winner: International Law Firm of the YearThe Lawyer European Awards 2012
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
08 REPUTATION 09 REPUTATION
Reputation
ʺA rare find for us in terms of its specialist knowledge...ʺChambers Europe 2012
ʺ... an impressive knowledge of the market.ʺLegal 500 EMEA 2012
ʺ... leads on transactions and helps move the case forwards.ʺChambers Europe 2012
ʺThe group is fast, accurate and offers detailed yet clear advice.ʺChambers Europe 2012
“... just brilliant... always goes the extra distance.”Legal 500 EMEA 2012 Italy
“provides prompt, effective support under all circumstances.”Legal 500 EMEA 2012
Recommended for excellence in Client Service ‑ Dispute ResolutionChambers UK 2011
Winner: International Law Firm of the YearThe Lawyer European Awards 2012
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
10 TEAM PROFILE 11 TEAM PROFILE
Team profile
Commercial
Pharmaceutical
Shipping
ICT
Administrative Law
Energy
Furio Samela Partner Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Furio Samela is a partner in the Watson, Farley & Williams Asset Finance Group and the Head of the Shipping Finance Department in Italy. He specialises in shipping and finance with an emphasis on financial transactions, loan agreements, security packages, restructuring and insolvency, derivatives, as well as disputes and claims relating to all types of charterparties and bills of lading as well as insurance policy disputes and arrest of vessels. Over the years, Furio’s department has turned into one of the most significant Italian players in the field, representing major shipowners as well as advising financial and insurance institutions in the Italian and international market. Focus on: Shipping
Elvezio Santarelli Partner Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Elvezio Santarelli joined Watson, Farley & Williams in March 2005 after six years at another international firm in Rome. He divides his time between corporate law and dispute resolution. He specialises in energy‑related matters and works on projects and international arbitrations, with a particular focus on renewable energy. Elvezio graduated in 1995 with a law degree from the University of Rome and he has an LL.M. degree in International and Comparative Law from the University of San Diego, California. Focus on: Energy Commercial ICT
Fabio Solimene Associate Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Fabio Solimene joined Watson, Farley & Williams in July 2010 after working at a very well‑known boutique law firm in Rome specialising in aviation law, and after working for three years as an assistant lecturer of international law at the University of Napoli ʺFederico IIʺ, where he graduated in 2007. Fabio specialises in dispute resolution and corporate law, and has broad experience in project finance. Fabio has a Masterʹs degree in IT law, and a diploma of advanced study in dispute resolution at Tulane University of New Orleans and at Humboldt University of Berlin, which allowed him to qualify as a mediator in several states of the US. Focus on: Energy Commercial ICT
Nicola Cosentino Associate Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Nicola Cosentino graduated from the University of Roma Tre and in 2009 earned an LL.M. in International Environmental Law from the University of Nottingham. He had previously worked for the University of Roma Tre and for the UK courts system, as well as studying at various European institutions. Before joining the firm in 2010 he worked for a major Italian international law firm in the Public Law and Project Finance Department. Nicola advises on administrative litigation (access to information, compulsory purchase, energy and other regulatory issues), project finance, European, environmental law, public services and procurement law. Focus on: Administrative Law Pharmaceutical
Michele Autuori Associate Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Michele Autuori is an associate in the Asset Finance Group in Rome. He focuses on loan agreements, security packages, restructuring and insolvency, sale/purchase of vessels, as well as disputes and claims relating to all types of charterparties, bills of lading, insurance policy disputes and arrest of vessels. Michele qualified as an Italian lawyer in 2010. He holds a Law Degree cum laude from the University of Salerno (2007) and an LL.M. in International Commercial and Maritime Law from Swansea University, Wales 2009). In the course of his LL.M. he was awarded the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law Prize for the Best Law Projects for the academic year 2008‑09. Focus on: Shipping Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
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10 TEAM PROFILE 11 TEAM PROFILE
Team profile
Commercial
Pharmaceutical
Shipping
ICT
Administrative Law
Energy
Furio Samela Partner Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Furio Samela is a partner in the Watson, Farley & Williams Asset Finance Group and the Head of the Shipping Finance Department in Italy. He specialises in shipping and finance with an emphasis on financial transactions, loan agreements, security packages, restructuring and insolvency, derivatives, as well as disputes and claims relating to all types of charterparties and bills of lading as well as insurance policy disputes and arrest of vessels. Over the years, Furio’s department has turned into one of the most significant Italian players in the field, representing major shipowners as well as advising financial and insurance institutions in the Italian and international market. Focus on: Shipping
Elvezio Santarelli Partner Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Elvezio Santarelli joined Watson, Farley & Williams in March 2005 after six years at another international firm in Rome. He divides his time between corporate law and dispute resolution. He specialises in energy‑related matters and works on projects and international arbitrations, with a particular focus on renewable energy. Elvezio graduated in 1995 with a law degree from the University of Rome and he has an LL.M. degree in International and Comparative Law from the University of San Diego, California. Focus on: Energy Commercial ICT
Fabio Solimene Associate Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Fabio Solimene joined Watson, Farley & Williams in July 2010 after working at a very well‑known boutique law firm in Rome specialising in aviation law, and after working for three years as an assistant lecturer of international law at the University of Napoli ʺFederico IIʺ, where he graduated in 2007. Fabio specialises in dispute resolution and corporate law, and has broad experience in project finance. Fabio has a Masterʹs degree in IT law, and a diploma of advanced study in dispute resolution at Tulane University of New Orleans and at Humboldt University of Berlin, which allowed him to qualify as a mediator in several states of the US. Focus on: Energy Commercial ICT
Nicola Cosentino Associate Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Nicola Cosentino graduated from the University of Roma Tre and in 2009 earned an LL.M. in International Environmental Law from the University of Nottingham. He had previously worked for the University of Roma Tre and for the UK courts system, as well as studying at various European institutions. Before joining the firm in 2010 he worked for a major Italian international law firm in the Public Law and Project Finance Department. Nicola advises on administrative litigation (access to information, compulsory purchase, energy and other regulatory issues), project finance, European, environmental law, public services and procurement law. Focus on: Administrative Law Pharmaceutical
Michele Autuori Associate Rome
+39 06 68 40 581 [email protected]
Michele Autuori is an associate in the Asset Finance Group in Rome. He focuses on loan agreements, security packages, restructuring and insolvency, sale/purchase of vessels, as well as disputes and claims relating to all types of charterparties, bills of lading, insurance policy disputes and arrest of vessels. Michele qualified as an Italian lawyer in 2010. He holds a Law Degree cum laude from the University of Salerno (2007) and an LL.M. in International Commercial and Maritime Law from Swansea University, Wales 2009). In the course of his LL.M. he was awarded the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law Prize for the Best Law Projects for the academic year 2008‑09. Focus on: Shipping Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
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12 OUR OFFICES 13 OUR OFFICES
Our offices
UK
London
15 Appold Street London EC2A 2HB
Tel: +44 20 7814 8000 Fax: +44 20 7814 8141
USA
New York
1133 Avenue of the Americas New York NY 10036
Tel: +1 212 922 2200 Fax: +1 212 922 1512
Germany
Hamburg
Jungfernstieg 51 20354 Hamburg
Tel: +49 40 800 084 0 Fax: +49 40 800 084 410
Munich
Gewürzmühlstraße 11 80538 Munich
Tel: +49 89 237086 0 Fax: +49 89 237086 222
Frankfurt
Ulmenstraße 37‑39 60325 Frankfurt am Main
Tel: +49 69 297 291 0 Fax: +49 69 770 75800
France
Paris
26, avenue des Champs‑Elysées 75008 Paris
Tel: +33 156 88 21 21 Fax: +33 156 88 21 20
Italy
Rome
Piazza Navona, 49 2nd Floor int 2/3 00186 Rome
Tel: +39 06 68 40 581 Fax: +39 06 68 89 2717
Milan
Piazza del Carmine 4 20121 Milan Tel: +39 02 721 70 71 Fax: +39 02 721 70 720
Spain
Madrid
Maria de Molina, 4 28006 Madrid
Tel: +34 91 515 6300 Fax: +34 91 563 16 30
Greece
Athens
6th Floor, Building B, 348 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea 176‐74, Athens
Tel: +30 21 0455 7300 Fax: +30 21 0459 4004
Singapore
Singapore
6 Battery Road #28‑00 Singapore 049909
Tel: +65 6532 5335 Fax: +65 6532 5454
Thailand
Bangkok
Unit 902, 9th Floor, GPF Witthayu Tower B 93/1, Wireless Road Patumwan, Bangkok 10330
Tel: +66 2 665 7800 Fax: +66 2 665 7888
China
Hong Kong
Units 1703‑1707 One Pacific Place 88 Queensway Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2168‑6700 Fax: +852 2918‑9777
100‑000‑1592 MIL 13/12/2013
All references to ‘Watson, Farley & Williams’ and ‘the firm’ in this brochure mean Watson, Farley & Williams LLP and/or its affiliated undertakings. Any reference to a ‘partner’ means a member of Watson, Farley & Williams LLP, or a member or partner in an affiliated undertaking, or an employee or consultant with equivalent standing and qualification. The transactions and matters referred to in this publication represent the experience of our lawyers. This brochure is produced by Watson, Farley & Williams. It provides a summary of the legal issues, but is not intended to give specific legal advice. The situation described may not apply to your circumstances. If you require advice or have question or comments on its subject, please speak to your usual contact at Watson, Farley & Williams. This publication constitutes attorney advertising.
© Watson, Farley & Williams 2013
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy
12 OUR OFFICES 13 OUR OFFICES
Our offices
UK
London
15 Appold Street London EC2A 2HB
Tel: +44 20 7814 8000 Fax: +44 20 7814 8141
USA
New York
1133 Avenue of the Americas New York NY 10036
Tel: +1 212 922 2200 Fax: +1 212 922 1512
Germany
Hamburg
Jungfernstieg 51 20354 Hamburg
Tel: +49 40 800 084 0 Fax: +49 40 800 084 410
Munich
Gewürzmühlstraße 11 80538 Munich
Tel: +49 89 237086 0 Fax: +49 89 237086 222
Frankfurt
Ulmenstraße 37‑39 60325 Frankfurt am Main
Tel: +49 69 297 291 0 Fax: +49 69 770 75800
France
Paris
26, avenue des Champs‑Elysées 75008 Paris
Tel: +33 156 88 21 21 Fax: +33 156 88 21 20
Italy
Rome
Piazza Navona, 49 2nd Floor int 2/3 00186 Rome
Tel: +39 06 68 40 581 Fax: +39 06 68 89 2717
Milan
Piazza del Carmine 4 20121 Milan Tel: +39 02 721 70 71 Fax: +39 02 721 70 720
Spain
Madrid
Maria de Molina, 4 28006 Madrid
Tel: +34 91 515 6300 Fax: +34 91 563 16 30
Greece
Athens
6th Floor, Building B, 348 Syngrou Avenue, Kallithea 176‐74, Athens
Tel: +30 21 0455 7300 Fax: +30 21 0459 4004
Singapore
Singapore
6 Battery Road #28‑00 Singapore 049909
Tel: +65 6532 5335 Fax: +65 6532 5454
Thailand
Bangkok
Unit 902, 9th Floor, GPF Witthayu Tower B 93/1, Wireless Road Patumwan, Bangkok 10330
Tel: +66 2 665 7800 Fax: +66 2 665 7888
China
Hong Kong
Units 1703‑1707 One Pacific Place 88 Queensway Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2168‑6700 Fax: +852 2918‑9777
100‑000‑1592 MIL 13/12/2013
All references to ‘Watson, Farley & Williams’ and ‘the firm’ in this brochure mean Watson, Farley & Williams LLP and/or its affiliated undertakings. Any reference to a ‘partner’ means a member of Watson, Farley & Williams LLP, or a member or partner in an affiliated undertaking, or an employee or consultant with equivalent standing and qualification. The transactions and matters referred to in this publication represent the experience of our lawyers. This brochure is produced by Watson, Farley & Williams. It provides a summary of the legal issues, but is not intended to give specific legal advice. The situation described may not apply to your circumstances. If you require advice or have question or comments on its subject, please speak to your usual contact at Watson, Farley & Williams. This publication constitutes attorney advertising.
© Watson, Farley & Williams 2013
Watson, Farley & Williams Dispute resolution in Italy