Full-Service International Law Firm in Italy
Arnone & Sicomo
Palermo 90141
Italy
Other Offices: Milan Naples Rome Venice
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Arnone & Sicomo Overview
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, Deutsche
Arnone & Sicomo Areas of Law
- Bankruptcy
- Debt Relief
- Business Law
- Banking & Finance
- Business Formation
- Commercial Law
- Consumer Law
- Car Accident
- Bus Accidents
- Motorcycle Accident
- Criminal Defense
- Domestic Violence
- Drug Crime
- DUI & DWI
- Juvenile Crime
- Employment
- Discrimination
- Estate Planning
- Will & Probate
- Family Law
- Child Custody & Visitation
- Government
- Administrative Law
- Health Care & Social
- Immigration
- Industry
- Admiralty & Maritime
- International Law
- Litigation
- Arbitration
- Civil Litigation
- Medical Malpractice
- Personal Injury
- Accident
- Defamation, Libel & Slander
- Pedestrian Accident
- Real Estate
- Construction Law
- Tax
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; 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; Building and Planning Offenses; Rental Agreements; European Antitrust Law; 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 Admiralty and Maritime, Business Law, Criminal Defense, Health Care and Social, International Law |
Lawyers
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Mr. Francesco Giallombardo
Lawyer Health Care and Social, Labor Law |
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Mr. Giuseppe Serio
Lawyer Arbitration, Business Litigation, Civil Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Corporate Litigation |
Of Counsel
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Ms. Cristiana Girolimetto
Of Counsel Business Law |
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Ms. Francesca Raia
Of Counsel Real Estate, Safety coordinator on construction sites, Technical assistant for public contracts |
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Read ArticleItaly Terrorism Legislation: Art. No. 270 of the Italian Criminal Code
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Read ArticleItaly: Bitcoin as Financial Products
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Read ArticleProcedures to Change Flag in Italy: What Is the Meaning of Flag State?
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Read ArticleCross-Border VAT Rates in Europe: EU VAT Reform Changes Rules for EU Intra-Community Supply of Goods
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Read ArticleItalian Luxury Properties: Requirements and Taxation
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Read ArticleFacilitation of Illegal Immigration in Italy: Penalties
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Read ArticleItaly: Cross-Border Parental Child Abduction in the European Union and What to Do
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Read ArticleTax Disputes Resolution in The European Union: The Amicable Resolution of Disputes
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Read ArticleAmicable Separation and Divorce in Italy
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Read ArticleItaly: The Amicable Resolution of Tax Disputes in the European Union
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Read ArticleCross-Border Parental Child Abduction in the European Union: What to Do?
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Read ArticleInvestments in Italy After Brexit: What Should UK Financial-Intermediaries Do?
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Read ArticleAmicable Separation and Divorce in Italy
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Read ArticleItalian Inheritance Tax: What It Is, How to Calculate It and How to Submit an Inheritance Tax Declaration
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Read ArticleCross-Border Divorce and Child Custody: What to Do in EU and Italy?
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Read ArticleBuying a Boat Abroad: Rules, Regulations for Boats and Transfer of Ownership
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Read ArticleEU Intellectual Property Directive: The New Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market
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Read ArticleCryptocurrencies and Blockchain Law in Luxembourg: How to Make Safe Investments
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Read ArticleCompensation for a Ship Crash in Italy: How to Obtain It?
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Read ArticlePort State Control in Italy: Inspections and Principles
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Read ArticleInformative Prospectus Consob in Italy: What It Is and All the Changes in 2019
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Read ArticlePreliminary Investigation in Italy: Phases, Timing and the Suspect’s Rights
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Read ArticleE-Commerce EU VAT: What Is the European VAT?
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Read ArticleCompensation for Medical Mistake in Italy: What to Do?
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Read ArticleAppeal in the Italian Criminal Justice System: When Is It Possible to Appeal a Sentence?
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Read ArticleMerger by Incorporation in Italy
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Read ArticleAppeal Against the Unfair Visa Refusal in Italy
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Read ArticleHouses for 1 euro in Italy: How to Buy a House in Italy for €1
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Read ArticleCriminal Damage to Property in Italy: Definition and Meaning
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Read ArticleItalian Supreme Court: What Does It Do?
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Read ArticleSecurity Token Offerings in Italy: Rules and Consob's Opinion
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Read ArticleOff-Plan Property in Italy: All Advantages and 2019 News
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Read ArticleConsob Laws and Regulations: Sanctions Regime and Procedure in Italy
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Read ArticleTax Evasion in Italy: Is Tax Evasion a Criminal Tax Offence?
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Read ArticleTemporary Admission to Italy for Yachts: Customs Smuggling
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Read ArticleTransfer Pricing in Italy: Tax Audit and Regulation
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Read ArticleSICAV Investment Funds in Luxembourg: How to Create Them and How Much Does It Cost?
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Read ArticleItalian Real Estate Investment Trusts and Taxation
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Read ArticleEurope and Trade Relations with Iran 2019
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Read ArticleItalian Trust Fund and Family Trust: Differences and Revocation
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Read ArticleRAIF Luxembourg: All the Advantages at a Glance
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Read ArticleTheft from Your Hotel Room in Italy: What to Do and Who Must Pay Damages
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Read ArticleRes non dom - Italy’s Resident Non-Domiciled Tax Regime: What Is It and Which Benefits Does It Bring?
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Read ArticlePurchase with "First Home" Benefits in Italy for Italians and Foreigners
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Read ArticleDefendants’ Rights in Italian Criminal Proceedings
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Read ArticleDouble Taxation in Italy: What It Is and How to Avoid It
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Read ArticleWage Theft in Italy: How Can You Get Your Money?
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Read ArticleDivorce Process in Italy
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Read ArticleEuropean Criminal Records Information System: How to Apply for It and How Much Does It Cost?
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Read ArticleDivorce between Italian and Foreign Citizens in Italy: What to Do?
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Read Article“Salvini Decree” 2018 - Immigration in Italy
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Read ArticleItalian Probate: All You Need to Do
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Read ArticleTransnational Posting of Workers in Italy: What Is It? All the News for 2018
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Read ArticleItalian Succession: What Is It and Who Can Make a Will?
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Read ArticleCompany Merger in Italy
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Read ArticleMurder in Italy
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Read ArticleLiquidation of a Company in Italy
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Read ArticleSex Crime in Italy
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Read ArticlePedestrian Accident Injuries in Italy
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Read ArticleBuying a Boat in Italy
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Read ArticleArbitration in Italy
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Read ArticleInternational Contracts
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Read ArticleCustoms Seizure in Italy
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Read ArticleCriminal Rehabilitation in Italy
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Read ArticleAcquisition of Italian Citizenship by Marriage
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Read ArticleItalian Citizenship Jure Sanguinis
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Read ArticleGDPR: What Is It and What to Do in Your Company?
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Read ArticleMergers and Acquisitions in Italy
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Read ArticleMedical Malpractice in Italy
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Read ArticleOpening a Representative Office in Italy
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Read ArticleBuying a Property in Italy
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Read ArticleCompensation for Passengers in Car Accidents in Italy
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Read ArticleMarriage in Italy for Foreigners
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Read ArticleItaly work visa
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Read ArticleItalian Inheritance Law
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Read ArticleStudy in Italy: Visa and Resident Permits
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Read ArticleItalian Inheritance Law
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Read ArticleDetention and Drug Dealing in Italy
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Read ArticleDivorce in Italy
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Read ArticleDebt Collection in Italy
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Read ArticleMarriage Annulment in Italy
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Read ArticleArrested in Italy: How Does It Take Place and How to File an Appeal
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Read ArticleDue Diligence in Italy: What It Is and What It Is About
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Read ArticleEuropean Arrest Warrant
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Read ArticleExtradition in Italy
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Read ArticleUnlawful Building in Italy
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Read ArticleCar Accident Compensation in Italy
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Read ArticleClaims for damages for unfair detention in Italy
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Read ArticleEuropean Injunction: How to Submit the Application and How to Make an Objection
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Read ArticleCriminal Rehabilitation in Italy: How to Obtain Deletion of Criminal Records
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Read ArticleBREXIT Consequences
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Read ArticleBREXIT: Hunt for Dual Citizenship and Italian Citizenship
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Read ArticleCrowdfunding Start-Up: What it Is and How it Works in Italy and the EU
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Read ArticleElective Residence Visa in Italy
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