A law firm is made of people.

Some matters are not easy to talk about. A family crisis, an accusation or the aftermath of an accident can affect parts of your life that until recently seemed secure. When you look for a law firm at such a time, you are also looking for people you can speak to openly, without having to know all the answers already or find the right words straight away.

I founded Studio Legale Bianucci in Milan. Together with the lawyers and colleagues who work with me, I practise criminal law, family law, personal injury and inheritance law. Before you entrust us with a matter that is important to you, I would like you to get to know the people of the firm and what each of them can contribute.

I would like our relationship to begin here: with the freedom to say what worries you and to ask about whatever is unclear. It may be a decision about your children, the meaning of an accusation, the fear of the financial consequences of an injury, or an inheritance that puts family relationships to the test. You do not need to present a perfect account. What matters is being able to voice your doubts as well.

For me, listening makes sense if it helps make the decisions that follow understandable. I want you to understand the reasons behind a proposal, the difficulties to be faced and what remains uncertain. Trust should never require you to accept a decision you do not understand.

I am admitted to plead before the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation. I studied law at the University of Milan and for almost ten years worked with the chair of Criminal Procedure held by Professor Daniela Vigoni. Today, at our office in Via Alberto da Giussano, I work with a team whose skills and roles differ: some handle the legal side, others can offer families educational support.