Lawyers

Luca Pocobelli

Luca Pocobelli

Dentons, Italy

Work Department

Corporate; Mergers and Acquisitions

Position

Luca Pocobelli is a partner in Dentons' Milan and Rome offices and a member of the global Corporate and M&A practice.

Luca has a comprehensive expertise in the corporate sector, including M&A, private equity and general corporate representation across various industries, advising clients on the drafting and negotiation, on either seller or buyer side, of sale and purchase, joint venture and shareholders agreements, transfer of going concerns and commercial contracts, as well as in complex corporate reorganization transactions.

Among the various industries, he has gained extensive experience in advising major Italian and International clients in a wide spectrum of transactions in the life sciences and health care sectors. In fact, in the past years, he has been involved in a very significant number of M&A transactions in these sectors, showing his deep knowledge of these industries.

He has also gained an extensive experience covering all the aspects of in relation to complex real estate transactions and in the hospitality and leisure sector, advising, in particular, on the dismissal of real estate portfolios, the establishment of real estate funds and joint ventures in connection with real estate deals and the negotiation of real estate commercial contracts.

Career

Luca Pocobelli joined Dentons in 2016 from Latham & Watkins, where he was a counsel since 2008. Prior to that, he was an associate at BonelliErede. In 2006, he was a visiting foreign lawyer at Latham & Watkins’ New York office. Between 2000 and 2002, he acted as external consultant of the Italian Authority for the supervision of public contracts for works, services and supplies. Previously, he was an associate at Negri Clementi Toffoletto Montironi e Associati (NCTM).

Languages

- Italian- English

Memberships

Admitted to the Bar, Rome, 2000

Education

University of Rome La Sapienza, JD, 1997

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