Franzosi’s IP Team Joins Morri Rossetti

Morri Rossetti announces the addition of Prof. Mario Franzosi, Federica Santonocito, and their IP team, forming Morri Rossetti & Franzosi.

This hire strengthens the Firm’s IP expertise. It enhances its ability to meet complex market demands. Franzosi, Santonocito, and their team bring decades of experience. They have worked with multinationals, Italian groups, and SMEs in sectors like pharma, luxury, and tech. The new entity will offer advanced legal services in IP, including patents, trademarks, copyright, and unfair competition.

Mario Franzosi, Of Counsel (c) morrirossetti.it

Franzosi is internationally recognized for his expertise in Industrial and Intellectual Property. He introduced significant changes to Italian case law. Santonocito specializes in patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and Chinese industrial law.

The team also includes Senior Associates Michele Loconsole, Giulia Romanelli (head of the China Desk), Associate Vittoria Tronchin, and Junior Associate Beatrice Spina.

The IP team has received recognition in directories like Chambers & Partners and IP Stars.

Federica Santonocito, Partner (c) morrirossetti.it

Stefano Morri, Founding Partner, says, «Franzosi’s team strengthens our IP presence. It aligns with our vision of growth and diversification.»

Franzosi adds, «This partnership will allow us to offer top expertise globally.»

For detailed information, as well as the picture copyright, please see the law firm´s original article here: Prof. Franzosi’s IP team joins Morri Rossetti: the Firm becomes Morri Rossetti & Franzosi – Morri Rossetti

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