News that prestigious Italian firm Pavia & Ansaldo is to split into two has shaken up the Italian market, presenting a dilemma for many mid-tier firms. Antony Collins surveys the new Italian legal landscape and predicts where Pavia's future lies
June 29, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
This summer will see the effective split of Pavia & Ansaldo – one of Italy’s most prestigious law firms – in a move that offers a timely and apt example of the evolution of Italy’s legal market.
More than 60 Pavia lawyers from Milan and Rome – plus the entire Turin and Padua offices – will create Agnoli Bernardi & Associati, headed by Pavia managing partner Marcello Agnoli and board member Maurizio Bernardi.
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