
International Trade Relations
I assist companies, SMEs, and investors in structuring, negotiating, and safeguarding international business relationships between Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and the Dominican Republic. We build relationships on a solid legal foundation, preventing risks and disputes related to the execution of agreements.
Entering a new market or establishing an international partnership offers extraordinary opportunities for growth, but requires precise contractual discipline to navigate differing regulations, languages, and business practices.
My job isn't simply to draft a document, but to structure a business transaction based on sustainable terms, transparent accountability, and concrete safeguards for your business.
Enter into international contracts for supply, sale, import-export, or services
Establish overseas sales networks by appointing agents, distributors, or local representatives
Protect know-how and confidential information through NDAs and Letters of Intent (LoIs) prior to negotiations
Establish partnerships and joint ventures by defining contributions, governance, costs, and profit sharing
Preventing or resolving a commercial dispute (through mediation, conciliation, arbitration, or ADR clauses)
Coordinate legal and tax teams operating under different legal systems and in different jurisdictions
01
Drafting of Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), and Letters of Intent;
Exclusivity provisions in negotiations and the protection of trademarks and patents in target countries.
02
International distribution and agency agreements (definition of territories, exclusivity, and minimum volumes);
Supply agreements, licensing agreements, and provisions governing warranties, deliveries, and payments.
03
Definition of the collaboration model (contractual or corporate);
Allocation of investments, operational roles, intellectual property rights, and project exit procedures
04
Choice of governing law and jurisdiction;
Inclusion of arbitration, mediation, and conciliation clauses, as well as progressive dispute escalation mechanisms.
Dominican Republic
Geographical proximity or emerging markets do not imply legal uniformity. I offer a strategic bridge for European companies expanding into the Dominican market and for foreign companies seeking to operate in Europe.
In international contexts, misunderstandings often arise from different approaches to negotiating or interpreting contractual obligations. Direct experience in the countries mentioned ensures that agreements are legally valid and effectively enforceable in those jurisdictions.
PHASE 1
Transaction Analysis: Preliminary Assessment of Business Objectives and the Markets Involved.
PHASE 2
Defining the structure: selecting the most appropriate contractual arrangement (distribution, agency, joint venture, licensing).
STEP 3
Protection During the Preliminary Phase: Signing NDAs and Letters of Intent to Exchange Documentation Securely.
STEP 4
Negotiating Terms: Defining Key Points (Exclusivity, Warranties, Prices, Liability).
STEP 5
Drafting and ADR Clauses: Drafting the contract, including safeguard and arbitration clauses.
STEP 6
Ongoing assistance: support with implementation, any contract amendments, or the resolution of issues.
By first signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and a preliminary framework agreement that governs the use of confidential information.
The parties may freely choose it in the contract. In the absence of an express choice, the rules of private international law apply based on the subject matter of the agreement.
An agent enters into contracts on behalf of the client company; a distributor purchases the products and resells them in its own name and on its own behalf. The legal responsibilities and protections differ significantly.
Not always, but it is extremely useful for high-stakes cases where the length of time required by the ordinary foreign court system or the need for confidentiality would make a lawsuit impractical.
Before signing agreements or entering into negotiations with foreign counterparties, define the rules and provisions for protecting your company's assets.

truly effective cross-border legal advice;
protection for international investments;
assistance with the formation of foreign companies;
assistance with relocation and residency in Italy, Spain, or the Dominican Republic;
Professional management of business relationships between companies in different countries.