Super helpful
Super helpful, clear and concise providing very useful information, insight and advice. Very friendly and helpful even following the consultation
28 February 2024
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Cabinet d'Avocats international spécialisé en Fiscalité Internationale des particuliers et des entreprises, Droit des Affaires et Structuration Internationale et Contentieux Commercial. Langues parlés : Italien, Français, Anglais, Espagnol. Me Andrea CATASTI est Avocat aux Barreaux de Paris et de Rome. Nous sommes fiers d'avoir une clientele italienne, française et anglophone qui nous fait confiance depuis plus de 10 ans.
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11, Boulevard de Sébastopol, 75001, Paris, France
- 01 80 49 38 49
- contact@aclegal.website
- aclegal.website
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