Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has strengthened its antitrust and competition practice in Italy with the appointment of two new partners, Veronica Pinotti and Martino Sforza.
Veronica and Martino, who both join from White & Case, will be based in Norton Rose Fulbright’s Milan office and will work particularly closely on EU matters with the firm’s Brussels office. They will also work alongside the firm’s existing market-leading EMEA antitrust and competition team, located across numerous offices around the world.
Veronica has 30 years’ experience practising EU antitrust and regulatory law, across both advisory and litigation matters. This includes acting for European and international clients before the European Commission, national competition regulatory authorities, and civil and administrative courts. Veronica also advises clients in relation to complex joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, cartels, abuse of dominance, state aid, and issues connected to regulated markets. Veronica has been ranked as a leading individual in Competition Law by Chambers & Partners for over 15 years, as well as being a “Hall of Fame” Legal 500 lawyer.
Martino has extensive experience working across the full spectrum of antitrust law, with a particular emphasis on consumer protection, data privacy and regulated markets. He also regularly advises on cartel and abuse of dominance investigations, merger control, and compliance with EU and national laws. The Legal 500 2024 recognised him as a Next Generation Partner in EU and Competition Law.
Norton Rose Fulbright has a team of over 150 antitrust and competition lawyers in 20 countries, who advise on all aspects of antitrust law, including multinational mergers and clearances, cartels, abuse of dominance, international investigations, compliance and antitrust litigation. The firm’s lawyers are qualified in multiple jurisdictions and practice before courts and competition authorities across the world.
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