Founding Partner
Enzo Bacciardi
Bio:
Enzo Bacciardi has advised Italian and international businesses for over fifty years on commercial and corporate matters, with particular emphasis on international commercial contracts and the resolution of disputes through litigation and arbitration.
His practice combines extensive experience in international trade law with an in-depth understanding of contractual dynamics and the risks associated with cross-border business relationships. He assists businesses in preventing and managing disputes, with particular attention to protecting their interests and preserving long-term commercial relationships.
He is a Founding Partner of Bacciardi Partners and leads the International Litigation and Arbitration Department. Throughout his career, he has complemented his legal practice with a longstanding commitment to professional education, collaborating with universities and institutional organizations and lecturing on international commercial and contract law.
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Academic background:
- 1974 – Law degree.
- 1976 – Admitted to the Italian Bar and registered with the Bar Association.
Following his graduation and admission to the Italian Bar, he complemented his legal education with courses in:
- International trade practices and commercial contracting;
- International customs and foreign exchange procedures;
- Legal auditing;
- Computer analysis and programming.
Practice Areas:
He is a Founding Partner of Bacciardi Partners and leads the Litigation Department, focusing on:
- Domestic and international litigation and arbitration;
- International trade law and commercial contracts;
- Industrial and intellectual property law, including trademarks and patents.
Languages: English, Italian
Memberships and Other Activities:
- Member of IR Global, an international network of professional firms operating in over 171 countries.
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