Established in 1969 through the merger of two pre-existing law firms founded by Giovanni M. Ughi and Gianni Nunziante, Ughi e Nunziante Studio Legale has grown into a prominent full-service law firm in Italy. With offices in Milan, Rome, and Verona, the firm comprises over 80 professionals who offer comprehensive legal services across various practice areas, including corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, banking and finance, litigation and arbitration, and intellectual property. This multidisciplinary approach enables the firm to address complex legal challenges effectively, catering to a diverse clientele ranging from multinational corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises, financial institutions, and public organizations.
Ughi e Nunziante is renowned for its strong international orientation, a characteristic that has been integral since its inception. Many of the firm's attorneys have obtained postgraduate degrees from leading universities in Italy and abroad, and have accumulated foreign work experience, particularly in the United States and the United Kingdom. The firm has established dedicated foreign desks for Germany, France, the United States, and Latin America, ensuring tailored support for clients operating in these regions. This global perspective is further enhanced by a network of relationships with leading law firms worldwide, allowing Ughi e Nunziante to provide seamless assistance in cross-border transactions and international legal matters.
Client service at Ughi e Nunziante is characterized by a flexible and multidisciplinary approach, attentive to the specific needs of clients and the peculiarities of their target market sectors. The firm emphasizes maintaining direct and trusting relationships with clients, ensuring personalized and effective legal solutions. Over the years, Ughi e Nunziante has built a network of relationships with leading firms and professionals in all major jurisdictions to ensure the support required for even the most complex international transactions.
