A criminal defence lawyer admitted to the Milan Bar and qualified to practise since 2014, Matteo Politano graduated in Law from the University of Calabria in 2010. He works regularly in Italian, English and Spanish.
He has developed solid experience in criminal litigation, healthcare law and corporate compliance, with a particular focus on cybercrime. He advises leading corporate clients on the protection of their strategic interests and on the management of complex criminal proceedings, assisting companies and management in their dealings with investigative and supervisory authorities. His approach is consistently geared toward risk prevention and the safeguarding of corporate assets.
A decade of experience advising major international big tech companies has enabled him to develop an integrated perspective on the legal issues arising from technological innovation, ranging from the criminal protection of intellectual and industrial property — with particular attention to the safeguarding of creative works, copyright and the fight against digital piracy — to the handling of criminal law matters connected with the unlawful use of digital tools. His work in the field of IT law covers the full spectrum of offences linked to digital technologies, including computer fraud, identity theft, stalking and cyberstalking, the unlawful processing of personal data and online defamation. This expertise translates into an immediate ability to engage with companies in the sector, understanding the operational specificities and regulatory risks that characterise the technology market.
In the healthcare sector, Mr. Politano has also gained significant experience assisting medical professionals, handling their legal protection both in court and out of court. He further acts as an intermediary between healthcare professionals and regional institutions, serving as a point of liaison in the complex dynamics governing relations between healthcare operators and the public administration. This activity has allowed him to acquire in-depth knowledge of the regulatory framework governing the sector, from medical professional liability to regional healthcare governance.
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