Eugenio Romita made partner at Gattai Minoli Agostinelli & Partners

October 29 2015

Italian firm Gattai Minoli Agostinelli & Partners has made Eugenio Romita equity partner and head of its tax department.

As head of the tax department, Romita will lead a five-lawyer team.

Romita has previously led the tax department at Di Tanno e Associati. His focus is on corporate and international tax, hybrid instruments, M&A, initial public offerings (IPO), tax and fiscal litigation, and private equity funds.

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