The law firm provides legal services in corporate law, litigation, and other areas. It was founded to offer high-quality personalized legal advice to Spanish and international companies. The firm believes in combining specialist legal expertise with a dedicated personal approach for each client. It has experience in corporate transactions, disputes, and regulated sectors like energy and infrastructure.
Pitfalls in international contracts - Bacciardi and Partners (Italy) for IR G...Tommaso Mancini
My contribution about pitfalls in international contracts involving Italian laws and jurisdiction. Representing Bacciardi and Partners at IR Global Commercial Working Group 2017.
Includes contributions regarding Belgium, China, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Panama and Turkey
Pitfalls in international contracts - Bacciardi and Partners (Italy) for IR G...Tommaso Mancini
My contribution about pitfalls in international contracts involving Italian laws and jurisdiction. Representing Bacciardi and Partners at IR Global Commercial Working Group 2017.
Includes contributions regarding Belgium, China, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Panama and Turkey
Thomas Philip has grown to become the largest dispute resolution only firm in Malaysia, focused solely on civil and commercial litigation, arbitration and mediation.
Tackling the challenge of new data protection laws in the EU
The European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will go into force on 25th May 2018 after six years of preparation.
The GDPR replaces the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC and was designed to harmonise data privacy laws across Europe, protecting and empowering all EU citizens. It should reshape the way organisations across the region approach data privacy.
The rules will apply to all companies that collect the private information of EU citizens whether the business is based in the European Union or not, and the fines for non-compliance will be extremely onerous.
The main challenge for corporations will be assessing their current information collection and storage systems against the new regulations and ensuring compliance before the May 2018 deadline. Accountability is critical, and concepts such as pseudonymisation will become commonplace under the new regulations.
This Virtual Series aims to highlight the profound level of impact this new GDPR legislation will have on IR Global members and their clients. We have gathered nine data
protection experts from a variety of jurisdictions, to discuss how they are helping their clients to reach GDPR compliance and to emphasise some of the structures businesses should be putting in place to avoid a crippling fine.
In the pages that follow, we have advice from experts in Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, Italy, UK, USA, Luxembourg, Sweden and France.
Thomas Philip has grown to become the largest dispute resolution only firm in Malaysia, focused solely on civil and commercial litigation, arbitration and mediation.
Tackling the challenge of new data protection laws in the EU
The European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will go into force on 25th May 2018 after six years of preparation.
The GDPR replaces the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC and was designed to harmonise data privacy laws across Europe, protecting and empowering all EU citizens. It should reshape the way organisations across the region approach data privacy.
The rules will apply to all companies that collect the private information of EU citizens whether the business is based in the European Union or not, and the fines for non-compliance will be extremely onerous.
The main challenge for corporations will be assessing their current information collection and storage systems against the new regulations and ensuring compliance before the May 2018 deadline. Accountability is critical, and concepts such as pseudonymisation will become commonplace under the new regulations.
This Virtual Series aims to highlight the profound level of impact this new GDPR legislation will have on IR Global members and their clients. We have gathered nine data
protection experts from a variety of jurisdictions, to discuss how they are helping their clients to reach GDPR compliance and to emphasise some of the structures businesses should be putting in place to avoid a crippling fine.
In the pages that follow, we have advice from experts in Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, Italy, UK, USA, Luxembourg, Sweden and France.
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10. Partners He has wide ranging experience in advising high net worth individuals, large companies and groups on corporate law matters. He specializes in mergers and acquisitions; purchase and disposal of shares, assets and business division; private equity transactions; group restructurings; shareholder agreements; corporate transactions and corporate governance; legal secretariats; data protection; the constitution, dissolution and liquidation of companies; resolution of company disputes in and out of court; unfair competition and restrictive practices; civil and commercial contract law and the law pertaining to associations and foundations. Languages: English, Spanish and French. Rodrigo Martos Prat Law graduate from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), with a Masters Degree in Business Law from the Complutense University of Madrid's School of Legal Practice and a Diploma in European Institutional Law, he has taught on ICADE's Masters programme in Legal Practice. A practising lawyer with wide experience in all areas of civil and corporate law, having worked in the top-ranking international law firms Cuatrecasas and Clifford Chance.
11. Partners Andrés de la Quadra Salcedo Janini Law Graduate from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, D.E.S.S (Degree in European Commerce Law at Renée Descartes University of Paris - PARIS V). Practicing lawyer with a wide experience in pre-litigious advice and in directing dispute resolutions in every area of civil and commercial law. He has worked as a litigation specialist in the top-ranking law firms, as Clifford Chance and CMS-Albiñana & Suárez de Lezo. He has directed judicial declaration and enforcement proceedings of all types and before the Courts of First Instance, Commercial Courts, Provincial Courts and Supreme Court, as well as arbitration proceedings both national and international, institutional and ad hoc , relative to matters or issues including contractual and non-contractual liability, Company Law, Unfair Competition Law, Intellectual Property Law, advertising, declaration and/or restitution of real estate rights, eviction claims and claims for hidden defects filed by the purchaser against the seller, claims regarding construction and buildings, regarding distribution and agency agreements, lease agreements, consumers, insurance, bankruptcy, rights of honor, privacy and self-image and inheritance matters. Languages: Spanish, English and French.