How I work
Working with Italy means dealing with rules, authorities and timescales that differ from those in Germany. Getting the legal framework right from the start avoids disputes and delays.
I support you in dealings with Italian counterparties, authorities and courts, coordinating the other professionals you need, such as accountants and labour consultants.
Munich is linked to Italy by the Brenner route, one of the main corridors for traffic, tourism and trade between the two countries.
Common situations
- An Italian customer who does not pay
- A contract with an Italian partner to review
- Staff to post or hire in Italy
- A dispute to bring before the Italian courts
Useful EU and international rules
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Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012
Known as “Brussels I bis”, it determines which court has jurisdiction in civil and commercial disputes between Member States and allows judgments to circulate.
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Regulation (EC) No 593/2008
Known as “Rome I”, it identifies the law applicable to international contracts, starting from the parties’ choice.
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European order for payment
Regulation (EC) No 1896/2006 offers a simplified procedure for uncontested claims between businesses in different Member States.
