Maria Deledda

Maria Deledda

Counsel Corporate & Finance

Milan

+39 02 7202521

[email protected]

Languages

English, Italian, French

Maria Deledda

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Maria Deledda is noted for advising on planning, zoning and environmental issues relating to real estate development projects.
Legal 500 EMEA 2013

Being an experienced administrative lawyer, Maria spends her professional life advising corporations and real estate funds on regulatory issues related to M&A and real estate development projects and transactions, across different industries (including hotels, logistics, retail and office developments).

Whatever the problem is about, either a planning/building feasibility issue or an authorization / public law issue, Maria is the best partner for clients willing to identify the most appropriate solution as well as to anticipate further issues, even before they arise.

With experience as lecturer ("professore a contratto") of administrative and environmental law at the University of Pavia, Maria has extensive experience in the energy efficiency law field, regularly participating as a speaker in seminars and public conferences, and contributing to relevant publications.

Maria Deledda "explains the different options, guiding the client towards decision."
Legal 500 EMEA 2012

Representative experience

Assisting Segro in relation to planning/regulatory issues connected to the acquisition, development and sale to Hines of the Energy Park in Vimercate.

Assisting a company vehicle of the Qatari ruling family on public law issues related to the acquisition of two luxury hotels in Florence and Rome.

Assisting a primary Italian Es.co (energy service company) in the acquisition by a major German utility company.

Assisting Schaeffler in the acquisition and operation phase of a logistic site in North Italy, representing the Company's logistic hub for the whole South Europe.

Assisting a U.S. manufacturing company in relation to planning and environmental issues related to the potential decommissioning, redevelopment and sale of an Italian industrial plant.