
Welcome to our law firm
Since 1998, Studio Legale Migliaccio has worked in the field of human rights protection and immigration law, specialising in all its many branches: from the protection of asylum seekers and international protection, to the defence of foreign nationals in refusal-of-entry and return proceedings, expulsion and removal from Italian territory, as well as cases of detention in repatriation centres. The firm also protects the right to family unity and the rights of foreign minors, and assists with residence permit procedures, including for work, tourism and study in Italy, and the acquisition (and reacquisition) of Italian citizenship. For more than twenty years, Studio Legale Migliaccio has worked with projects and research centres on initiatives against social exclusion and for the protection of vulnerable people, offering pro bono assistance.
Through its network of professionals, the firm also provides specialist legal advice and assistance in intellectual property and copyright, contractual and non-contractual liability, compensation for damages (including wrongful death), family law, adoption, legal incapacity, separation and divorce, in civil, criminal and administrative proceedings, including representation before the higher courts and the European Courts.
The firm’s partners
Luigi Migliaccio
Ida Laudisa
The firm also relies on a team of lawyers and associates who support the partners across its practice areas.
A multidisciplinary approach
Studio Legale Migliaccio, under the expert leadership of Avv. Luigi Migliaccio, admitted to the Court of Cassation, stands out for its multidisciplinary approach, with a particular focus on immigration, human rights, child protection, family unity and citizenship.
Through an integrated approach, the firm’s lawyers combine expertise in civil, criminal and administrative law to offer tailored solutions and high-quality legal services that meet the needs of a diverse clientele.
Immigration and citizenship law
Family Law
Contract Law
Road accidents and compensation for damages
Tax Law
Administrative Law
Giving a voice to the most vulnerable
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