As expert in Italian Administrative and Public Law, she has focused her career on advising private and public Italian and foreign companies, corporations and public administrations on public law regulatory and litigation matters, providing particular assistance in M&A transactions.
Mariangela has extensive experience working in all the areas of administrative law, especially in public contracts, urban planning and real estate, electronic communications, energy, aerospace and defense, life sciences, transportation and infrastructure, regulated services and also in litigation before Administrative Judge, Constitutional and European Court.
With an extensive background litigating before administrative law judges, Mariangela is a recognized leader in shaping public law policy in Italy. She has collaborated with the Italian Chamber of Deputies, the president of the Commission for Administrative Reform, overseeing the drafting of bills, parliamentary reports and regulatory proposals.
During her career, she has worked in both international and Italian law firms, as well as in boutiques specialized in administrative law.
She is a member of the Scientific Committee of the Italiadecide Association and oversee the Observatory on Public Contracts of the Association. She teaches at Master’s degree courses in administrative law as well as courses in public institutions
She is also an author of numerous publications in the field, rapporteur at conferences and public seminars and a researcher for private and public associations.
She is authorized to practice in the higher courts.
In 2021 Mariangela has been included by Top Legal among the best lawyers specialized in public procurement and concessions. In 2022 she was named infrastructure and PPP lawyer of the year by Legalcommunity.
Marc advises investment funds, industrial groups, listed companies, and startups, both French and international, on all aspects of business law, particularly in the context of acquisitions, disposals, mergers, reorganizations, and strategic partnerships.
He is particularly active in the infrastructure, renewable energy, and new technology sectors, both in France and internationally.
Before joining Orrick in 2019, Marc interned at various leading international law firms in Paris.
California Local Government Finance. Brandon focuses on California local government financing structures including general fund lease revenue bonds and certificates of participation; pension obligation bonds; tax and revenue anticipation notes; mello-roos bonds, assessment district bonds and other land secured financing structures; redevelopment financing; water and wastewater revenue bonds; airport revenue bonds; and public power revenue bonds.
Tax-Exempt Healthcare Finance. Brandon also focuses on tax-exempt healthcare finance for 501(c)(3) organizations. His experience includes financings for standalone hospitals, hospital systems and continuing care retirement communities. He has served as bond counsel or underwriters' counsel on tax-exempt healthcare financings in various states throughout the nation.
He focuses in particular on disputes in antitrust law. His work includes representing a client from the petrochemical industry in the enforcement of antitrust claims for damages against companies involved in cartels.
Already as a trainee lawyer at Orrick, he contributed to the successful action for annulment of an investment control prohibition decision before the Berlin Administrative Court.
Before becoming a lawyer, Leon Diederichs completed a stage at the German Federal Cartel Office and worked for several international law firms including Orrick.
Roberta focuses her practice on private equity transactions and corporate matters. She advises clients on national and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance and commercial law matters.
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