Guido Bellitti > Chiomenti > Rome, Italy > Lawyer Profile

Chiomenti
VIA XXIV MAGGIO, 43
00187 ROME
Italy
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Work Department

Of counsel - EU law and Antitrust

Position

Guido mainly deals with EU Law, with a specific focus on EU and national competition law. His practice includes State aids, Internal Market, public procurement and concessions, environmental and consumer law, as well as EU sectorial regulations concerning inter alia media, electronic communications, energy and transport.
In the aforementioned sectors, Guido advised several companies on EU and national matters, also representing them in connection with proceedings before the EU Commission (regarding cartels, abuse of dominance and merger control), in judicial proceedings before the Court of Justice and the General Court of the EU, as well as – at the national level – before ordinary and administrative courts and the independent regulatory authorities (namely Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato, Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni).

Career

Guido Bellitti joined the Firm in 2020 as a Partner and became Of Counsel in 2024. Previously, he worked for leading law Firms specialized in European Law.

Guido has been a speaker in several conferences on EU and Competition Law. He has been lecturer in EU Law at the Department of Economics, University of Rome, and at the Specialisation Course in EE Law at the University of Naples “Federico II”.

Languages

Italian, English, French, Spanish

Memberships

Member of the Naples Bar and admitted to practice before the Supreme Court, Italy.

Education

Graduated in Law, University of Naples Federico II; Postgraduate Diploma in Law, International Private Law, Hague Academy of International Law, Holland; LL.M., European Law, Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL), Belgium

Lawyer Rankings

Italy > EU and competition law

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Guido Bellitti – Chiomenti

Chiomenti’s team of experienced practitioners provides comprehensive assistance in both national and EU competition law matters, spanning abuses of dominant position, cartels, and merger notification cases before the Italian Competition Authority and the EU Commission. Here is litigation specialist Marco Serpone the key contact. State aid proceedings, public procurement and concessions also belong to the team’s expertise, and represent Guido Bellitti’s practice focus. Further core workflows include assisting clients in disputes before civil and administrative courts on issues related to unfair business practices and abuse of economic dependence; an area in which EU and Italian competition law specialist Cristoforo Osti and Alessandra Prastaro are particularly active. Gian Michele Roberti is noted for his expertise in advising multinational groups and industrial and professional associations spanning the manufacture, banking, maritime, rail, and air transport sectors on both national and EU-level proceedings, while Patrick Actis Perinetto focuses on the pharmaceutical sector. Since publication, Marco D’Ostuni joined the firm.