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You can contact us by phone, email at studiolegaledinverno@gmail.com, or by filling out the form on our contact page. We will respond within 24 business hours to schedule a meeting at the most convenient office for you.

Our firm has three operational offices: Rome (Via Laurentina 203), Naples (Via Dalla Chiesa 40), and Milan (Rho). Each office offers the full range of our legal services.

Yes, our team is able to provide legal assistance in Italian, English, and Chinese. For consultations in other languages, we can arrange a qualified interpreting service.

Our firm covers a wide spectrum of legal areas: civil law, commercial and corporate law, family law, labor law, real estate law, corporate criminal law, debt recovery, and international litigation.

Yes, we have established experience in managing cross-border disputes. We collaborate with a network of partner law firms in Europe, Asia, and North America to guarantee our clients comprehensive assistance.

The initial consultation has a fixed cost that will be communicated at the time of booking. During this meeting, we will analyze your case and provide you with an estimate of overall costs and expected timelines.

We accept bank transfers, credit and debit cards. For significant engagements, we can arrange a customized installment payment plan based on your needs.

Timelines vary significantly based on the complexity of the case and the competent court. On average, a first-instance proceeding can last from 1 to 3 years. We will always evaluate with you the possibility of faster alternative solutions, such as mediation or negotiation.

We assign each client a reference lawyer who will be your main point of contact. You will receive regular updates via email and can always contact us with any questions. For more complex cases, we organize periodic progress meetings.

We recommend bringing all documentation relevant to your case: contracts, correspondence, identity documents, and any other documents you think may be useful. If you are unsure about what to bring, our team will provide guidance at the time of booking.

A notice of investigation is an act by which the Public Prosecutor informs a person that they are under investigation. It is essential to immediately contact a criminal lawyer to understand the nature of the charges, evaluate the procedural position, and prepare an adequate defense strategy. It is not advisable to make statements without prior legal consultation.

The suspect has the right to technical defense, silence, knowledge of the charges, participation in non-repeatable acts, and to request defense investigations. The defense lawyer can conduct private investigations, file memoranda, and request access to documents not covered by investigative secrecy. The firm provides complete assistance at every stage of preliminary investigations.

Plea bargaining (application of sentence at the request of the parties, art. 444 of the Code of Criminal Procedure) allows the proceedings to be concluded with a sentence reduced by up to one-third. It is advisable when the evidence against is solid and the sentence reduction represents a concrete advantage. The firm carefully evaluates each case, considering criminal, civil, and reputational implications before recommending this choice.

Negotiated composition is a tool introduced by the Business Crisis Code that allows the entrepreneur in difficulty to initiate a voluntary and confidential process with an independent expert, aimed at restructuring the business through negotiation with creditors. The goal is to identify solutions to overcome asset or economic-financial imbalance before the situation degenerates into insolvency.

The Crisis Code requires corporate supervisory bodies (auditors, statutory auditors) to report signs of crisis. Additionally, qualified creditors such as INPS, the Revenue Agency, and collection agents are required to send notifications when debts exceed certain thresholds. The entrepreneur themselves has a duty to adopt adequate organizational structures to detect the crisis promptly.

Judicial debt recovery consists of several phases: 1) Extrajudicial recovery attempt through formal notice; 2) Application for an injunctive order at the competent court; 3) Notification of the order and waiting for opposition deadlines; 4) In case of non-payment, enforcement proceedings with seizure of movable and immovable assets or third-party credits. The firm assists the client at every stage, from assessing the debtor's solvency to forced execution.

Yes, international debt recovery is possible through various instruments: EU Regulation No. 1215/2012 (Brussels I bis) for automatic recognition of judgments within the EU, the European Payment Order procedure, and the New York Convention for recognition of arbitral awards. The firm, through its international network with offices in London and Dubai, provides comprehensive assistance in cross-border debt recovery.

When facing a tax assessment notice, it is possible to: 1) Submit a self-protection request for manifest errors; 2) Resort to assessment with adhesion to reduce penalties to one-third; 3) Use tax mediation for disputes worth up to 50,000 euros; 4) Appeal the notice before the Tax Court. The firm evaluates the most effective strategy on a case-by-case basis, favoring solutions that balance timeliness and cost-effectiveness.

The taxpayer has 60 days from the notification of the tax assessment notice to file an appeal with the first-instance Tax Court. If assessment with adhesion is chosen, the appeal deadlines are suspended for 90 days. It is essential to strictly comply with these deadlines: loss of the right to appeal makes the notice final and immediately enforceable.