Pietro De Corato

Pietro De Corato is an administrative lawyer specializing in Administrative Litigation and the complex regulatory frameworks governing the interaction between the private sector and the Public Administration. He provides strategic legal counsel to a diverse range of clients, including banks and multinational companies in the transport, telecommunications, energy, pharmaceutical, and agricultural sectors, as well as public entities and state-owned companies.

Pietro’s expertise covers the full spectrum of public law, with a particular focus on Public Procurement, concessions, and antitrust. He has developed significant experience representing clients before administrative courts in disputes concerning public accounting, pharmaceutical regulation, and public employment. His practice is supported by a strong academic background, including research activities within a PhD program in Public, Comparative, and International Law.

Administrative Litigation and Public Accounting Expertise in representing both private and public clients in litigation before administrative courts, focusing on public accounting, public competitions, and the revocation of administrative acts.

Public Procurement and Concessions Strategic assistance in the management of public tender procedures, concessions, and Public-Private Partnerships, ensuring compliance with the Italian and European regulatory frameworks.

Regulatory Affairs and Antitrust Legal advisory on complex regulatory matters in the pharmaceutical, energy, and telecommunications sectors, including representation in proceedings before independent regulatory and antitrust authorities.

Advisory for Public Entities and State-Owned Companies Consultancy for public administration bodies, such as the Italian Revenue Agency, and publicly-affiliated companies on administrative procedures and institutional compliance.

Pharmaceutical and Agricultural Law Specialized expertise in the highly regulated pharmaceutical and agricultural sectors, navigating market access, licensing, and specific industry litigation.