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CBA
Since 1985, we have been representing the ideal business partner for our clients, offering a multipractice approach and
About CBA
We are an independent legal and tax firm founded in 1985, deeply rooted both nationally, with 4 offices in Italy (Milan, Rome, Padua, and Venice), and internationally, with an office in Munich and relationships with over 200 law firms worldwide. Since 2023, we have adopted an organizational and governance model aligned with the principles of shared leadership and involved participation. With over 100 professionals, including tax accountants and lawyers, we provide personalized assistance to a diversified target audience, including entrepreneurs, multinational companies, and foreign investment funds; we ensure balanced gender representation and adequate seniority levels within our teams. We recognize the fundamental role of young talents who, through a dedicated committee, actively participate in the decision-making process of the firm, addressing current issues such as the ethical code, evaluation systems, career paths, and training. We are recognized both internationally by leading legal directories such as Chambers & Partners, Legal 500, Best Lawyers, IFLR, and ITR, and nationally by Legalcommunity, Top Legal, Milano Finanza, and Il Sole24Ore.
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People
CBA announced that Francesco Rizzo entered the management council of Comesvil S.p.A., a company active since over 50 years in the telecom and infrastructure industry.
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Legal & Regulatory
CBA announced that the 137/2026 law intervenes on key nodes of the legal profession, including the organization of studies, training, compensation, and incompatible professions.
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Legal & Regulatory
CBA highlights that the UPC Court of Appeal clarified the procedural treatment of conditional counterclaims for revocation, confirming their admissibility and setting out how they should be handled on appeal.
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Legal & Regulatory
CBA has assisted Hera S.p.A. in a court case before the Italian Supreme Court, which resulted in the annulment of the GSE's refusal to grant incentives for cogeneration at high efficiency.
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Legal & Regulatory
CBA noted that the Court of Appeal in Florence confirmed that the failure does not render the action ex art. 2932 c.c. and that the transcription of the judicial demand, if prior to the declaration of failure, can protect the buyer from the subsequent curator's retraction.
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