“RAMPF/EICHNER Avvocati and Rechtsanwälte in Kooperation” is not a partnership, but a cross-border, consolidated and on-going cooperation between Avv. RA Marco Rampf with office in Rome and Avv. Dr. Susanna Eichner with office in Munich. Furthermore, both attorneys share a prestigious branch office in Brescia, a beautiful city strategically located between the eastern suburbs of Milan and the western shores of the Garda Lake.
Both lawyers are fully admitted and registered with the BAR of Rome as well as with the BAR of Munich. The scope of the cooperation is the close and stable co-working in order to grant an expert and professional support to clients with specific needs of cross-border legal advice.
For those areas of practice outside our core advisory activity, we may rely on the expertise of our “Of Counsel” colleagues, who provide us with professional support in specific legal questions and branches of the law such as, for instance, administrative law, tax and fiscal advisory, litigation as well as the representation before the higher Italian Courts of Justice.
Our cooperation model of independent lawyers with their own law firm allows us to focus on specific legal areas for which the individual law firms stand with their expertise and which each of the affiliated law firms can fall back on as required. The resulting lean law firm structures made up of independently acting professionals is of particular benefit to our client, to whom we can offer selective specialist knowledge at fair and balanced conditions.
FOR CORPORATE CLIENTS:
> Business Law
> Merchant Contracts
> Corporate Law
> Corporate Compliance
> Real Estate
> Litigation
> Credit Recovery
> Administrative Law
> Tax Advise
FOR INDIVIDUALS:
> Family Law
> Inheritance Law
> Real Estate
We offer our clients qualified legal advice and support in the most important legal areas of commercial, company and contract law, corporate compliance, as well as family, inheritance and real estate law with special reference to German-Italian legal and business relations.
We can look back on almost 20 years of experience with reference to the German-Italian bilateral trade and business relations, and during this time we have gained valuable legal expertise in both legal systems. Our client portfolio primarily includes SMEs, family-run, medium-sized companies and private individuals.
Thanks to a highly efficient network of specialist lawyers, tax advisors and notaries, with whom we have been working in a spirit of trust for years both in Italy and in Germany, we are able to provide our clients with comprehensive support in most legal matters and to offer the best possible solutions to their legal demands. Individual support and a high degree of proximity to our clients and their concerns are an integral part of our law firm’s philosophy.
We are a modern, dynamic and up-to-date cooperation, which is characterized above all by innovative work processes that are useful and beneficial to the client. However, our top priority is still personal contact with our clients, to whom we give our full attention in all phases of their legal advice needs.
WHERE?
> Online
> At your premises
> At your desired location
> At our office
> At a conventional hotel
HOW?
> Half-Day (Anti- or Pastmeridian)
> Whole-Day (Anti- and Pastmeridian)
> Week-end (Friday and Saturday)
> Periodical (Eg. once a month)
On request, we offer seminars, workshops and training courses to prepare you for all legal and tax aspects and topics of your business activity or to keep you up to date. We provide you with the basic legal and tax knowledge required for your work, tailored to the specific needs of your company.
We hold our seminars both online and at your premises, at your desired location, in our office and in conventional hotels in downtown Munich. Our speakers are experienced lawyers and tax advisors working cross-border who specialize in German and Italian law and generally in legal and commercial transactions between these two countries.
On request, we train both participants from your own company (managing directors, members of the supervisory board, employees, authorized signatories, etc.) as well as external cooperation partners (suppliers, consultants, franchisees, sales partners, etc.) and focus as much as possible on your individual priorities and areas of interest in commercial, contract, corporate, compliance and real estate law as well as German-Italian tax law.
Taking into account your wishes and needs as well as the budget made available to you, we plan and mutually determine the main topics, duration of the training, day and location of the seminar. Ask us, we are there for you and look forward to hearing from you!
> Renewable Energies
> Tourism and Lodging
> Manufacturing
> Supply and Transport
> Distribution and Agency
> Movies and Media
> Food Industry
> Litigation and ADR
> Credit Recovery within the EU
> Permitting
> DBA Tax Advice
Italy and Germany have long-standing and extremely profitable bilateral trade relations. Germany is, as a matter of fact, one of Italy’s most important trading partners worldwide.
Despite the economic crisis and the COVID19 pandemia, the number of Italian companies based in Germany held steady with over 1,700 units, while the number of German companies also based in Italy exceeded 2,000. Even within the EU, Germany remains the most important sales market for Italy. The volume of Italian foreign trade with Germany amounted to 66.9 billion euros in 2021, with an increase of 21.1% compared to the previous year. Germany, on the other hand, exported goods and services worth 75.5 billion euros to Italy in the same year.
For exports, the “Made in Italy” quality mark is synonymous with high quality goods and services in the sectors of fashion, design, mechanics, chemistry, automotive, tertiary, agri-food, pharmaceuticals , textiles and manufacturing. The backbone of the Italian economy are SMEs, which with their flexibility, creativity and dynamism, occupy a strong position in the commercial exchange between Italy and Germany.
The current scenario of geopolitical conflict with its growing global supply chain problems is making many companies rethink about aiming again at the traditional European domestic market. For Italy, this development represents a great opportunity to relaunch its economy. Germany as a traditional, reliable and economically strong partner offers Italian companies the best opportunity to expand their commercial activities.
