Luca Tiberi

Luca Tiberi, a lawyer, focuses on corporate and commercial law, with particular reference to the energy, retail and real estate markets. He works with Italian and international clients in the field of acquisitions and mergers and in the context of international commercial transactions.

In his activity for the retail sector, he deals with both traditional distribution and online stores. He also operates in the field of franchising, distribution and agency agreements, prize competitions, advertising and marketing, terms, conditions and policies for the use of websites. He assists Italian and foreign companies in commercial transactions of a real estate nature, including one of the main multinational companies producing and distributing sporting goods.

In the energy sector, he assists clients with downstream issues such as contracts, regulatory issues, sales networks, new commercial offers and litigation. He is also particularly active in the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors.

He graduated in 1987 from the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano.

After attending the XVIII Preparatory Course for the Diplomatic Career Admission Competition, promoted by the Diplomatic Institute of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he has been admitted to the bar since 1993.

He is the author of the following publications:

Litigation and Arbitration

• Practical Guide to Debt Recovery. Belgium, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Italy, 5th Edition, Editions Anthemis, The work, illustrating the main regulatory references in the field, is aimed at businesses and professionals and constitutes a source of information and practical advice for debt recovery in Belgium and abroad. The part dedicated to Italy, explained through numerous concrete examples, was written by Luca Tiberi.

Corporate and commercial law

• Investing in…Multi-jurisdictional Guide. A Q&A guide to investing in Italy, “ This Q&A gives an overview of the key factors affecting inward investment, including information on the jurisdiction's legal system; key laws and regulatory authorities; investment restrictions; and details of international treaties, customs and monetary unions…” in collaboration with Attilio Picolli of Studio Picolli, Difino & Associati;
• Mergers & Acquisitions in Europe Selected Issues and Jurisdictions: Italy, edited by the Center for International Legal Studies, General Editor: Dennis Campbell, Kluwer Law International, 2011;
• Chapter 31 – Italy, in The Mergers & Acquisitions Review , edited by Simon Robinson, IV ed., Law Business Research Ltd, 2010;
• Liability of Directors and Shareholders under Italian Law, in Proceedings of the AIJA Congress of Montreal, 2001;
• Global Venture Capital Transactions: A Practical Approach, edited by BA Brechbühl and B. Wooder, author of the section dedicated to Italy, pp. 243-262, AIJA Law Library, Kluwer Law International, 2004;
• Access to tenders of non-EU suppliers – Operators not belonging to EEC countries (Art. 18 – Legislative Decree 358/1992), in Gli Appalti Pubblici di Forniture, Pirola, 1992;

IT Media and Entertainment

• Liability of Internet Service Providers, co-author, in CTRL Computer and Telecommunications Law Review, Sweet & Maxwell, 2003.

He has spoken at seminars on the subjects he mainly deals with and in 2020 and 2022 he organized and moderated a course in “Energy Law”, consisting of four meetings, in collaboration with the Milan Bar Association.

He speaks fluent English and French.