Who we are
Studio Loiaconi is a prestigious Milanese firm founded in the post-war period by lawyer Michele Loiaconi.
It is located near Piazza Duomo, behind the famous and beautiful Basilica of S. Satiro.
The activities and issues that the Loiaconi Law Firm has dealt with over the decades have been mainly in civil matters, family law, commercial law and arbitration.
Experience and expertise
The firm provides its clients with comprehensive, personalized consultancy and assistance, especially in the areas of civil and commercial law.
Each professional in the firm has extensive experience in a specific area of law. All of the firm's professionals have a pragmatic, results-oriented approach.
In 2011, the firm entered into a collaborative relationship with the Sgroi and Frazzini Law Firm in Rome, not only with the aim of covering a wider geographical area but, by integrating their mutual expertise, to offer a more comprehensive service in all areas of civil and commercial law..
News
Antidumping
The firm assists an Italian company in an antidumping dispute.
Jurisdiction
The United Sections of the Court of Cassation have declared the existence of Italian jurisdiction in a dispute concerning derivatives governed by the ISDA, when the contracting party asserts a title that has a jurisdictional connection with the Italian legal system.
Sale
The firm recently assisted the buyers of a piece of land found to be contaminated. The Milan Court declared the contract void for sale aliud pro alio and ordered the seller to refund the purchase price.
Maintenance obligations
The firm assists many clients in international disputes regarding child support obligations.
Financial derivatives
The firm assists several Italian local authorities in disputes regarding financial derivatives entered into with Italian and foreign banks.
Legislative news
The 2025 reform limited the automatic acquisition of Italian citizenship by descent by persons born abroad to Italian ancestors with other citizenship. In July 2026, however, the Constitutional Court revoked the right to Court of Justice of the European Union the question of whether such limitations are compatible with Articles 9 TEU and 20 TFEU, in particular when they affect persons born abroad before the entry into force of the new legislation.
