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6 Feb 2025

We are among the best Italian workplaces certified by Great Place To Work® in 2024!

For the second year running, we have received the prestigious Great Place to Work award.

This important recognition demonstrates how investing in people is the key to success in creating quality, innovative and winning workplaces.

For us, this award is a testament to the hard work, dedication and innovation that every member of our team puts into their work on a daily basis.

Since its foundation, De Luca & Partners has set itself the goal of being an excellent workplace, placing commitment to people at the heart of its values and offering rewarding professional opportunities in an environment characterised by strong relationships of trust.

Together every day we build the success of our law firm and the well-being of those who are part of it.

Their words reveal some of the reasons that make De Luca & Partners a Great Place To Work®:

‘…A place for sharing work, but also values and experiences, where merit is valued…’

‘What makes our organisation special is the care that the Management has towards the staff, we feel like unique and appreciated people and not just numbers…’

Click here to visit our firm’s profile on the Great Place to Work website.

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