Gad Matalon

Gad Matalon's Profile: Born in Istanbul December 26th 1963. Admitted as a Lawyer in 1995. Education: University of Milan. 1989. City of London Polytechnic, 1990. Member of American Bar Association, the Union Internationale des Avocats Languages: Italian, French, English. Practice areas: commercial law, corporate law, international law, litigation, labor law Firm's Profile: MCM AVVOCATI are based in Milan and predominantly practice civil and commercial law, in a national and international environment. Carefully selected partnerships and agreements permit us to offer highly qualified assistance to companies, both in Italy and abroad. MCM AVVOCATI offers an individual and client focused approach. The relationships that we build with our clients allow us to understand and focus attention on the details that matter, maintaining a high professional standard and ensuring a valuable client tailored service. We speak and work in Italian, French and English. Our client base is diverse and includes domestic industrial and commercial companies with interests in Italy and abroad, as well as foreign companies that require legal assistance and guidance in Italian territory. Corporate Law: In this sector we maintain a clientele of industrial groups, from Italy and abroad. The complexities of company transactions, determination of correct structures, document and contract preparation and respect for deadlines requires coordination and precision, within the Firm and in relations with the Client and the other consultants. The Firm can also act in litigation, for instance on directors breach of duty or partners disputes. The Firm offers company book keeping services, article registration with the companies register, assistance during board meetings or shareholder meetings and drafting of meeting minutes. Each job is coordinated and supported as required by experts in other legal areas or related professions. This network of knowledge is often essential to assist our professionals in the labor, tax, bankruptcy, criminal, administrative and antitrust sectors.