Luca Failla previously co-founded LabLaw and led it into alliance with Deloitte
Veteran Italian labour law specialist Luca Failla has launched a new employment law boutique - Failla&Partners - in Milan.
Assuming the role of managing partner, Failla – co-founder of Italian labour law firm LabLaw – is joined by a team of five senior former LabLaw colleagues, including Elisabetta Cassaneti, Marcello Buzzini, Claudia Marasciuolo, Lorenzo Marano and Paola Salazar.
The team will focus on all areas of Italian employment and labour law, including acquisitions and agency agreements, contracts, disciplinary issues, executive benefits, industrial relations and restructurings, among other matters.
Failla said: “Italy is known for its extreme complexity in terms of the management of employment relationships, both for the multitude of nuances in the regulations – not always clear or easy to interpret – and for the potential negative consequences, potentially touching both economic aspects and public image, which companies may risk if the wrong decision, or decision not in line with employment and labour law regulations, is taken.”
Failla has spent the last two years at Deloitte Legal Italy as head of employment and benefits, having previously co-founded LabLaw in 2006. He and fellow LabLaw co-founder and managing partner Francesco Rotondi led their firm into an alliance with Deloitte in September 2020. However, this September LabLaw switched to KPMG at which point Failla split with...
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