Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about initial consultations, fees, timelines and the firm's organisation.
How does the initial meeting work? +
The first meeting is intended to assess the matter and determine whether there is a basis for a professional engagement. It typically lasts 30 to 45 minutes and can take place in person at one of our offices or via video conference.
Is the first consultation free of charge? +
The initial phone call or email exchange to assess the relevance of the enquiry is free of charge. Any in-depth consultation involving document review and a written opinion is agreed upon in advance in terms of fees.
How are fees determined? +
Fees are agreed in advance according to the complexity of the matter. The firm works on the basis of the average statutory fee parameters set out in Ministerial Decree No. 55/2014, as subsequently amended, including for ongoing advisory work. In all cases an initial estimate is provided before the activity begins.
How quickly can I expect a response? +
Requests submitted via the form or email receive an initial response within 24 to 48 business hours. Case handling timelines vary depending on the subject matter and complexity.
Can I choose to be followed by a specific office? +
Yes, the contact form allows you to indicate your preferred office among Genoa, Asti and Naples. The firm ensures internal coordination across offices for every matter.
Does the firm assist clients based abroad? +
Yes, the firm regularly assists Italian nationals living abroad and foreign individuals or entities with legal interests in Italy. Communications may take place in Italian, English and French, including via video conference.
How is the confidentiality of information protected? +
All information shared with the firm is protected by attorney-client privilege and processed in compliance with the GDPR. The firm adopts organisational and technical measures to ensure the security of client data.
Can I request a written legal opinion without starting litigation? +
Absolutely. A significant part of the firm's work consists of legal opinions, preventive advice and risk analysis, without the need to initiate court proceedings.