I am professor of International law and EC law. 

My present appointments are: 

• Professor, University of Padua School of Law 
• Lecturer, EC Law Catholic University of Milan 
• General Editor, Internet Law Digest (www.internet-law-digest.org)
• Director, Master on Web Legal Problems and Master on International Litigation, University of Padua 

Besides I am a practising lawyer in the fields of international, community and Italian law. I'm Italian and I speak French, German and English.

My premises are located in Milan facing Milan's Castello Sforzesco, where Leonardo was working (1438-1493; 1506-1513). Inside he attended to the famous and gigantic monument to Francesco Sforza, which was destroyed by French archers (the horse has recently been remodelled and has been cast thanks to the grants of an American donor and which is to visit at Milan's race-track). A small loggia which protrudes from the red brick walls of the castle, in direction of my premises, was the place where the Duke of Milan Ludovico il Moro mourned his young bride Beatrice d'Este, who died when she was 19 years old.