About
De Luca & Partners, founded in 1976 by Vincenzo De Luca, is an Italy-based law firm of 24 people specializing in employment law for national and multinational companies, providing judicial and extra-judicial advice as well as services in data protection, workplace health & safety and corporate compliance (including organisational models under Legislative Decree 231/2001). The firm frequently handles cross-border transactions and advises headquarters, legal affairs directors and HR managers, and serves over 400 clients across a variety of industries.
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Lawyers at this firm
Roberta Padula
Roberta specializes in all the most significant matters dealing with Employment Law and Industrial Relations, supporting Italian and foreign companies on day-to-day advice, and on both contentious and pre-contentious matters. She has expertise in advising companies and senior managers on a wide variety of employment matters, from due diligence in M&A acquisitions and subsidiary establishments, to senior manager engagements and dismissals. She has recently worked with clients from numerous industries, including investment management, water treatment solutions and private equity. · Employment
Vincenzo De Luca
Vincenzo De Luca, recognised as one of the top experts in his field, assists the Firm’s clients in stipulating company agreements regarding bonuses linked to increased production, corporate restructuring processes and mergers of major national and international companies. Vincenzo De Luca participates in seminars and professional training courses and is also the author of numerous articles in specialised journals and newspapers (Il Sole 24 Ore, Italia Oggi, Guida al Lavoro, Diritto 24). · Labour & Employment
Vittorio De Luca
Vittorio De Luca is regularly involved - as expert for employment and labour related matters - in primary reorganizations, M&A, restructuring and private equity transactions and usually advises corporations, private equity funds, often in conjunction with other law firms within the frame of international transactions involving multiple jurisdictions. · Labour & Employment