LAWYER PROFILE

Vincenzo Di Gennaro

Europe 2026

Baker McKenzie

Ranked in 1 practice area

Employment

Italy

2 years ranked

About

Provided by Baker McKenzie

Practice Areas

Vincenzo is an employment and commercial lawyer based in Milan. He advises clients on all aspects of employment and labor law, including corporate restructurings, business transfers, mass redundancies, individual dismissals, employment contracts, HR regulations and policies, as well as commercial and insurance agency and distribution law.

Vincenzo is also an experienced litigator specializing in employment and commercial agency cases.

Career

Vincenzo graduated with honors (cum laude) from the University of Naples and received the Lawyer Honors (Toga d’Onore al Merito) from the Law Society of Naples, recognizing his position as the top-ranking lawyer qualified in 2013.

In 2016, Vincenzo was honored with the “Emerging Lawyer of the Year” award at the Legalcommunity Labour Awards, and since 2017, he has been a Lecturer at the Business School of Sole 24 Ore.

Professional Memberships

Since 2015, Vincenzo has been a member of EELA (European Employment Lawyers Association), and as of 2021, he is also a member of AGI (Italian Employment Lawyers Association).

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers European Guide

Employment - Italy

Up and Coming

Individual Editorial

Vincenzo Di Gennaro is well placed to assist international clients with corporate reorganisations, workforce reductions and transfers and union relations. He is also noted for handling M&A-related employment matters.

Learn more about this team View ranking table

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Vincenzo Di Gennaro handles complex company reorganisation operations with great competence and strategic sensitivity.
EmploymentChambers European Guide
He's an exemplary professional.
EmploymentChambers European Guide
He's a great technician and a key element in the negotiation team.
EmploymentChambers European Guide
Vincenzo Di Gennaro has quickly become our go-to lawyer.
EmploymentChambers European Guide