Areas of operation

Astolfi e Associati law firm operates nationally and internationally in the main branches of administrative, civil, commercial, corporate and banking law, both in the judicial and the extra-judicial fields.
The main areas of law and types of activities that comprise the know-how of the firm, handed down and consolidated over the years, are:

Pharmaceutical and Health Law

• Pharmacies
  - Organisation of private pharmacies
  - Management of municipal pharmacies

• Industry: pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, medical devices
  - Company organisation (i.e. information networks, compliance procedures, etc.)
  - Contracts (i.e. license, production, distribution, co-marketing, co-promotion, clinical trials, etc.)

• Relations with health authorities

• Product liability

• Promotion and advertising, also through digital and social media

• Contracts and tenders (i.e. legal evaluation of calls for tenders, requests for clarifications, management of out-of-court issues and litigation)

• Criminal law in relation to industry-specific offences

Food Law

• Food industries, special foods, supplements

• Production, marketing, labelling and advertising

Health Care Law

• Relations with health authorities (i.e. authorisations, accreditations, budgets, etc.)

• Organisation of hospital services (i.e. contracts with health workers, team contracts, etc.)

• Medical liability

Compliance and Organisational and Control Models 231/2001

• Compliance models and procedures

• Forms of organisation and control pursuant to Leg. Decree 231/2001

• Appointments as members of Supervisory Bodies

Civil and Commercial Law

• Corporate law and business contracts

• Non-profit institutions and social enterprises

• Banking law and financial market law

• Industrial and intellectual property law, unfair competition

• Bankruptcy and insolvency law

• Real estate Law

• Labour law and industrial relations

• Business activities through new and social media

• Contracts

• Institutional and advertising communications

• Liability

Privacy and Personal Data Protection

• Business compliance with personal data protection legislation

• Liability

• Personal data protection in the health field