The international boutique law firm D’Andrea & Partners has strengthened its presence in Italy by taking a new and important step forward in its development and growth, characterized both by an innovative boost and an international vision.
Such dynamism is confirmed by the opening of the new office in Milan, the economic force of the country as well as the capital of innovation, fashion and most importantly both National and European events. Milan also acts as the main entrance gate for foreign direct investments in Italy.
The new office, located in the city center at No. 8 Vincenzo Monti Rd., provides a new reference point for enterprises willing to enter the global market, with a particular focus on China, India and Vietnam, as well as for international investors interested in the Italian market.
The contact details are the following:
D’Andrea & Partners – Milan Office
No. 8, Vincenzo Monti Rd., 20123 Milano – Italy
T. + 39 02 99310385
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