Mazzeschi Legal Counsels & Mazzeschi De Rosa
Founded in 2007, Mazzeschi Network specializes in Italian Immigration and citizenship law
Today, Mazzeschi Legal Counsels operates through a network comprising Mazzeschi S.r.l. and Mazzeschi De Rosa. This integrated structure combines immigration expertise, legal excellence and nationwide operational support, enabling us to assist both international businesses and private individuals with all aspects of Italian immigration and citizenship.
The network is led by Senior Partner Marco Mazzeschi and Partner Davide De Rosa, highly experienced lawyers with a proven track record of advising international clients and managing complex cross-border matters and transactions.
As the largest immigration services provider in Italy, we are trusted by more than 100 Fortune 500 companies to support their global mobility and immigration needs.
Our multilingual team includes experienced business lawyers, immigration and citizenship consultants, paralegals and a network of more than 100 entrusted local correspondents, allowing us to provide comprehensive support throughout Italy.
As integral part of our organization, our Multilingual Service Desk offers dedicated assistance in Italian, English, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese and Arabic through native-speaking professionals. Serving as dedicated points of contact for international businesses and private clients, they ensure clear communication, cultural understanding and tailored support at every stage of the immigration, citizenship and legal process.
Practice Area
Italian immigration
We provide tailored immigration support to both businesses and individuals. Our team offers efficient and proactive services and assist more than 100 of the Fortune 500 companies in bringing international talents and their families to work and live in Italy.
Italian Citizenship
With a multilingual team of experienced Italian citizenship lawyers and paralegals, we assist clients, who may be entitled and wish to obtain Italian citizenship, with all types of citizenship procedures, including filing Court action against the rule that prevents the transmission of Italian citizenship by mother before 1948.
