About
Chairman: Vincenzo De Luca
Managing Partner: Vittorio De Luca
Number of partners: 4
Number of lawyers: 11
Languages:English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Firm Overview:
De Luca & Partners, at present composed of 24 professionals, was founded in 1976 by the current president, Vincenzo De Luca.
The law firm is specialized in employment law and carries out its consultation, assistance activity, including for all aspects of litigation management for national and multinational companies from all commodity sectors, having a specific and exclusive expertise in the following practice areas: labour and employment law, commercial agency law, health & safety in the workplace, anti bribery law (Law 231/01) and GDPR – data protection.
Specialisation, confidentiality, professionalism, independence, efficiency, a pro-active attitude, attention to clients’ needs and transparency: these are the values that have driven De Luca & Partner’s activities since 1976.
Thanks to its in-depth knowledge of laws and practices gained in over 45 years of activity, as well as its capacity to simply and clearly explain the rules (which are often complex) of Italian employment law, the firm frequently handles cross-border transactions involving multiple jurisdictions and provides advise to headquarters, legal affairs directors and human resource managers working outside of Italy.
The firm relies on a solid network of counterparts for transactions requiring activity in Italy or the world.
The firm advises over 400 clients, with whom it enjoys long-term professional relationships due to an ability to adapt to their ever-changing requirements.
Clients are either large, or medium and small sized Italian and foreign companies from a variety of business industries such as: audit, banking, chemical, design, fashion, furniture, insurance, metal mechanical, retail, food & drink, media & marketing, software, technology & telecommunications, energy, automobiles & parts, etc.
Typically, De Luca & Partners advises international corporations in every single step of the set up of their operations in Italy, as well as in their day to day activity, reorganization and even closure.
De Luca & Partners is a continuous partner for:
- National and international law firms;
- Private equity companies and investment funds;
- Auditing firms in complex M&A and restructuring transactions during the acquisition, restructuring and disposal phases of investments in companies operating in Italy.
De Luca & Partners’ Think Tank manages and coordinates research, training (internal and external) and editorial activities on labour law matters, protection of personal data and administrative liability of entities.
De Luca & Partners invests in researching and disseminating employment law material and for this reason collaborates with Il Sole 24 Ore and with the main employment law journals. Its partners and associates are often invited as speakers at training courses, workshops and seminars on employment law issues in Italy and abroad.
Main Areas of Practice:
De Luca & Partners is specialised in providing advice to companies exclusively in the employment law field. The decision to specialise in this area in the middle of the 1970s has been a winning one and it remains the key point of the firm’s development strategy. The partners and associates of the firm provide services in the following areas of practice:
Employment & Labour: The lawyers of the firm regularly advice corporations and institutions in any and all the issues they face in their day-to-day activity, in order to allow them to concentrate on their core businesses and achieve their targets. The firm normally assists its clients in ordinary issues as well as:
- Stock option plans
- Retention plans
- Company policies
- Disciplinary procedures
- Grievance procedures
Employment within Corporate & M&A: De Luca & Partners also works closely with a number of law firms – and occasionally even for law firms having an employment law department – private equity companies and investment funds where it is typically involved in managing labour aspects of M&A corporate transactions and restructuring of work organisations.
Industrial Relations & Restructurings: Due to the specific expertise of the founder and to the skills of its team, the firm, since its foundation, has always been regularly involved in reorganisations and restructurings, including trade unions negotiations. The firm’s experience in restructuring, trade union and business relations and in redundancy procedures and solidarity contracts is well recognised and, for this reason, the firm has long been commissioned by the Regional Agency for Education, Training and Employment of Lombardy - ARIFL (for its acronym in Italian) for the restructuring and use of redundancy arrangements.
Labour & Dispute Resolution: Partners and associates of the firm are always committed to achieving clients’ goals, preventing litigation when opportune. In any case, legal aid is one of their firm’s strong areas of competence, with a dedicated department and an impeccable track record.
The areas of intervention of the firm also include the right of agency, the right of trade union relations, the right of health and safety at work, the right of social security and immigration law.
As part of its specialisation in labour law, the firm provides its clients with advice on the protection of personal data and the administrative liability of entities under Legislative Decree 231/01.
Ranked Offices
Provided by De Luca & Partners
- MilanLargo A. Toscanini, 1, Milan, Lombardy, Italy, 20122
- Web: www.delucapartners.it
- Tel: +39 02 365 565 1
- Fax: +39 02 365 565 05
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Digitalisation and Sustainability: challenges for future corporate governance
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 25 October 2021 – Alberto De Luca, Martina De Angeli)
Decision to shut down business without consultation with Unions is anti-union behaviour
(Newsletter Norme & Tributi n. 154 Camera di Commercio Italo-Germanica – Vittorio De Luca, Elena Cannone)
EU Court: The employer can prevent employees from wearing political, philosophical or religious symb
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 6 August 2021 – Vittorio De Luca, Debhora Scarano)
Dismissal is lawful if post-injury depression is non-existent and other work is carried out
(Il Quotidiano del lavoro de Il Sole 24 Ore, 9 June 2021 – Enrico De Luca, Debhora Scarano)
A tale of increasing protection: discretion’s return
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 1 April 2021 – Alberto De Luca, Valentino Biasi)
Home working and Data Protection
(Top Legal Focus Privacy & Data Protection, February 2021 – Vittorio De Luca, Elena Cannone)
The minimum requirements of the right to disconnection proposed by the European Parliament
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 9 February 2021 – Vittorio De Luca, Alessandra Zilla)
Italian employment measures provided by the public authority within the frame of the Covid emergency
Since the beginning of February 2020, the Italian public authorities have issued several emergency provisions to contain the risk of contagion and mitigate the economic and social effects of the pandemic ensuring financial support to families, businesses and workers.
Whistleblowing: transparency in the labour market for anti–corruption sistem
Sometimes Italy is connoted by a low level of transparency, which indicates a high level of corruption
Digitalisation and Sustainability: challenges for future corporate governance
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 25 October 2021 – Alberto De Luca, Martina De Angeli)
Decision to shut down business without consultation with Unions is anti-union behaviour
(Newsletter Norme & Tributi n. 154 Camera di Commercio Italo-Germanica – Vittorio De Luca, Elena Cannone)
EU Court: The employer can prevent employees from wearing political, philosophical or religious symb
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 6 August 2021 – Vittorio De Luca, Debhora Scarano)
Dismissal is lawful if post-injury depression is non-existent and other work is carried out
(Il Quotidiano del lavoro de Il Sole 24 Ore, 9 June 2021 – Enrico De Luca, Debhora Scarano)
A tale of increasing protection: discretion’s return
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 1 April 2021 – Alberto De Luca, Valentino Biasi)
Home working and Data Protection
(Top Legal Focus Privacy & Data Protection, February 2021 – Vittorio De Luca, Elena Cannone)
The minimum requirements of the right to disconnection proposed by the European Parliament
(Norme & Tributi Plus Diritto – Il Sole 24 Ore, 9 February 2021 – Vittorio De Luca, Alessandra Zilla)
Italian employment measures provided by the public authority within the frame of the Covid emergency
Since the beginning of February 2020, the Italian public authorities have issued several emergency provisions to contain the risk of contagion and mitigate the economic and social effects of the pandemic ensuring financial support to families, businesses and workers.
Whistleblowing: transparency in the labour market for anti–corruption sistem
Sometimes Italy is connoted by a low level of transparency, which indicates a high level of corruption