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15 May 2023

Valentino Biasi new Salary Partner at De Luca & Partners

De Luca & Partners continue to reinforce the Firm’s governance

Milan, 15 May 2023 – De Luca & Partners – employment law firm announces the appointment of Valentino Biasi as a Salary Partner of the Firm.

The appointment is part of the reinforcement of the Firm’s governance process that De Luca & Partners has been pursuing for many years now, rewarding the growth of its professionals through an established meritocratic path. The ability to attract talents and De Luca & Partners’ recognition among the best employment law firms (see Chambers & Partners, Legal 500 and Sole 24 Ore) confirm the Firm’s solid reputation.

Valentino Biasi joined De Luca & Partners in 2008 and has almost twenty years of experience in employment law, advising Italian and international companies, in all phases of the management of employment relationships. In particular, Mr Biasi has extensive knowledge of corporate restructuring and reorganisation processes, with a focus on trade union negotiations in the context of collective dismissal procedures, extraordinary transactions and collective transfers, and on the employment law aspects of extraordinary transactions. He has also developed specific expertise in agency law.

‘We are proud to announce the appointment of our sixth partner as further evidence of the evolution of De Luca & Partners from the original ‘family’ firm’, noted Vittorio De Luca, Managing Partner of De Luca & Partners. ’The promotion of Mr Biasi, who trained at the Firm, perfectly embodies the diversity and inclusivity that we want to pursue’ , concluded Vittorio. 

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