Full-Service International Law Firm in Italy
Arnone & Sicomo
Palermo 90141
Italy
+39 3332454773
+39 (091) 6124230
www.arnonesicomo.com
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Arnone & Sicomo is a full service international law firm based in Palermo and offices in Milan, Rome, Cuneo, Trento, Catania, London, Madrid, Brussel and Istanbul, offering Italian, English, Spanish, French, and Arabic speaking clients skilled and knowledgeable assistance in a wide variety of personal and professional legal affairs with confidentiality, commitment, and professionalism.Practice areas include Criminal Law and Criminal Business Law, Customs Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, Real Estate, Data Protection Law, Probate and Family Law, Immigration, Tax and Financial Law, Administrative Law, Labor and Social Security Law, Insurance Law and Personal Injury, Canon and Ecclesiastical Law, and Litigation representation in European Institutions such as the European Court of Human rights, the European Court of Justice and the European Union Court.
The firm’s legal team provides services to both Italian and foreign individuals and companies requiring international legal assistance using a range of complementary and innovative services for complex matters that require an interdisciplinary approach.
Languages: Italian, French, English, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish.
Areas of Law
Additional Areas of Law: Criminal Business Law; Canon and Ecclesiastical Law; Pension Law; Debt Collection; Obstruction of a Public Official; Corruption; Extortion; Abusive Use of Profession; Property Crimes; Computer Fraud; Receiving Stolen Goods; Financial, Bankruptcy and Corporate Crimes; Financial Illegalities; Fraudulent Bankruptcy; Market Rigging; Insider Trading; Market Manipulation; Tax Crimes; Cybercrimes; Phishing; Maritime Crimes; Environmental Offenses; Unlawful Detention; Stalking; Sexual Violence; Building and Planning Offenses; Rental Agreements; Real Estate Due Diligence; European Antitrust Law; Commercial Contracts; Due Diligence; Unfair Trade Practices; Property Leasing; Misleading Advertising; Economic Geopolitics; Property Rights Litigation; Right to Education; Health Medical Law; Social Security Litigation; Road Accident Cases; Property Damage Claim and Personal Injury; International Child Adoption and Legal Custody; Legal Recognition in Italy of LGBT Families; Asylum and International Protection; Enforcement Proceedings.
Partners
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Ms. Donatella Sicomo
Partner Commercial Ship Accident, Criminal Law, Cruise Ship Accidents, Customs Law, Health Care |
Of Counsel
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Mr. Francesco Giallombardo
Of Counsel Labor Law |
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Ms. Cristiana Girolimetto
Of Counsel Marketing Law |
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Ms. Laura Muscarella
Of Counsel Child Abuse, Child Pornography, Domestic Violence, Juvenile Law, Sex Crimes |
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Mr. Gianluigi Sciabica
Of Counsel Bankruptcy |
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Mr. Giuseppe Serio
Of Counsel Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate Practice, Arbitration, Business Litigation, Civil Litigation |
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