Background
Morini, Alessandro was born on April 30, 1963 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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Alessandro Morini
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Universitŕ di Genova (Juris Doctor, 1987).
Career
Worked at Dobson & Pinci (Milan) specializing in Corporate, Banking and Securities Law with emphasis on Mergers and Acquisitions, Initial Public Offers, Securitization, Insurance, Financial Transactions, Litigation, Arbitration, Employment/Labor Law, Employment Benefit Laws, Debt Collection, Bankruptcy, Foreign Investments, Privatizations, Subsidiaries, Joint Ventures, Taxation, EU/Common Market Law, Antitrust, Environmental, Transportation, Aerospace, Shipping, Fashion and Textiles, Licensing, Franchising, Food and Drug Law, Real Estate Law (Investment, Structuring and Development: Office, Industrial, Residential and Retail Sectors), Leases, Property and Trade Finance, Agency and Distribution, Oil and Gas, Commodities, Visa/Immigration, Wills and Estates, Intellectual Property, Information Technology, Computer, Software, Telecommunications, Sports Law/Sponsorships, Broadcasting, Motion Picture, TV, Satellite, Video and General Entertainment Law. Admitted to the bar, 1991, Genoa. Professor, Securities Regulation, Universitŕ di Bergamo, 1994-1996.
Research Fellow, Commercial Law, Universitŕ di Bergamo, 1996. (At Genoa Office)
Dobson & Pinci is an international law firm based in Europe and the United States which is staffed with both American and European attorneys. Of the small number of such firms, Dobson & Pinci holds a unique position because the firm's European offices are situated in Milan, Rome, Florence, Genoa, Naples, London, Athens, Brussels and Dublin, thereby enabling the firm to serve clients conveniently and efficiently in both Northern and Southern Europe.
The United States. offices in New York, Atlanta, Miami and San Diego are placed in major United States. cities to provide full support to the overall practice network. Each office is staffed by attorneys qualified to appear and litigate in the local courts.
