EU funding, infrastructures and logistics
Massimiliano Grimaldi, founding partner of the firm, was named Legal expert with high level of specialisation in the Transport sector by the National Authority of Regulation of Transport.
The firm boasts extensive knowledge of the strategies and tools for the construction of infrastructures and the techniques for their regulation, with regard to the ways of accessing the market, contract management, competition, business models and funding of intensive capital infrastructure assets.
Furthermore, the firm excels in advice and assistance regarding access to EU funding for the building of new infrastructures, and/or for the implementation and improvement of existing infrastructures [(Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for Transport); CEF TRANSPORT BLENDING FACILITY funds, an innovative funding instrument introduced to encourage investors of the private sector and of financial institutions to participate in projects that contribute to the environmental sustainability and the efficiency of the transport sector in Europe; European Fund of Regional Development and Cohesion Fund; HORIZON 2020, the largest programme integrating research and innovation, within which Societal Challenge 4 “Smart, green and integrated transport” is found].
The firm’s clientele is made up of concessionary companies of port infrastructures, railway infrastructures, highways infrastructures, railway terminals, port terminals, intermodal terminals, shipping companies, railway companies and logistics companies.
Areas of activity
- Maritime and insurance law
- EU funding, infrastructures and logistics
- Law of inland navigation and for tidal waters
- Ship finance
- Commercial port law
- Marina law
- Yachting law (Yachts & Superyachts)
- Railway law
- Highway law
- Air transport
- Offshore oil & gas operations
- Concessions
- European union law
- Competition, antitrust and state aid
- Drafting of legislation and parliamentary law
- Tax, fiscal and customs law
- Administrative law
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