Competition/European Law
Italy
19 years ranked
Provided by Orsingher Ortu - Avvocati Associati
Administrative, Antitrust and Regulatory Law
Silvia D’Alberti graduated with a law degree cum laude from the Sapienza University of Rome, and holds an LL.M (1989) from Yale Law School. She was an officer and head of investigations at the Italian Antitrust Authority (“AGCM”) and held the position of co-director of the Energy Directorate of the AGCM for 5 years. Silvia was the partner in charge of the Italian antitrust group of Allen & Overy for 18 years and of Studio Gattai, Minoli, Partners (now Pedersoli Gattai) for 7 years. She joined Orsingher Ortu – Avvocati Associati in July 2024.
She is a founding member of the Italian Antitrust Association. In 2017 and 2021, she was named by Global Competition Review as one of the 150 most influential women in antitrust in the world.
She has authored publications and is a regular speaker at national and international antitrust conferences and seminars.
Provided by Chambers
Silvia D'Alberti remains one of the most highly regarded competition lawyers in Italy. She has a strong focus on contentious behavioural matters, representing clients in ICA investigations and subsequently challenging any fines imposed following the investigation. She also advises clients on follow-on damages claims and assists with obtaining merger clearance.
Provided by Chambers
She stands out for her profound expertise, courtesy and clarity.
She is very solid and highly respected by authorities. She fully understands the legal, business and economic components of competition law.
Silvia D'Alberti is extremely competent, reliable, responsive and supportive.
Silvia D'Alberti has strong understanding of both of the regulations and also business dynamics, regardless of the business sector. She is one of the best lawyers to have by your side in competition law.
Silvia D'Alberti is very supportive in understanding the client's business and its challenges.
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