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Europe
Through our offices and country teams we advise clients throughout Europe on their cross-border business and private matters.
If you’re part of a European corporate, we can assist with multi-jurisdictional transactions, advisory projects and disputes.
For high net worth individuals, their families and family offices, we can help you with your international wealth planning structures.
Our European offices
Our offices in London, Paris, Luxembourg, Geneva and Zurich offer integrated corporate, tax, funds and private clients services across the main wealth management centres of continental Europe.
Our country teams
Where we do not have offices, we have put together multidisciplinary teams focused on other major European markets including Germany, Italy, Spain and the Nordics.
Through our strong relationships with leading law firms across the continent, we can connect you to the best local advisers when you need ‘on the ground’ support. These firms have been selected to match our standards for legal expertise, client service and values so you have seamless advice across borders.
UK
We support both local and international clients through our three UK offices – London, Cheltenham and Guildford.
France
From our office in Paris we can support a broad range of clients and help you make the most of your opportunities in France.
Germany
Our German Desk advises clients across the full range of the firm’s services and offices, whether coming from Germany or going into the market.
Italy
Whether your interests in the Italian market are personal or business related, our Italy Desk provides a gateway to the full range of our services and offices for Italian clients.
Luxembourg
We advise on the full range of financial services connected to Private Equity, Investments Funds, Banking & Finance and Private Clients.
Nordics
Our Nordics Desk provides coordinated, cross-border support for clients investing into or operating across Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.
Meet the team
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Nicola Saccardo
Partner, Head of Italian practice, Private Client
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Lord Andrew Hay
Chairman to the Charles Russell Speechlys Private Office, Private Office
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Our thinking
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Cristiana Felisi writes for We Wealth on when a parent can lose custody of their children
Maria Cristiana Felisi
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Giorgia Ligasacchi writes in We Wealth about collectors, Matthew Wong's artworks, and the contemporary art scene
Giorgia Ligasacchi
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Annapaola Negri-Clementi featured in La Repubblica, MilanoFinanza, Corriere della Sera and others following appointment to board of cryptocurrency asset manager
Annapaola Negri-Clementi
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First Sanction Against a Health Data Warehouse Controller
Marguerite Brac de La Perrière
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Omnibus and Digital Health: Simplification Objective and Resistance from Authorities and Member States
Marguerite Brac de La Perrière
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AI in Healthcare in France: CNIL and HAS Guidance on Best Practices, from Development to Use
Marguerite Brac de La Perrière
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Nicola Saccardo speaks to TopLegal on the growth of Charles Russell Speechlys’ Italian practice
Nicola Saccardo
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Yacine Diallo discusses Luxembourg holding structures on Le Family Office podcast
Yacine Diallo
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Cristiana Felisi comments on preventing conflict in entrepreneurial families and large estates for We Wealth
Maria Cristiana Felisi
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Charles Russell Speechlys advises Lauralu's management on its sale to Eurazeo
Stéphane de Lassus
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Frédéric Jeannin and Georgia Fullarton write in Daily Jus on significant French cases in international arbitration
Frédéric Jeannin
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Charles Russell Speechlys advises Ulisses on €1 million seed round fundraising
Annapaola Negri-Clementi
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India-UAE BIT 2024: What to Expect When You’re Investing
Thomas R. Snider
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Planning roadmap for expats in Switzerland (2026) Part Two
Sophie Hart
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Planning roadmap for expats in Switzerland (2026) Part One
Sophie Hart
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Case No. 9. Can an arbitration clause be extended to a non-signatory party, and what are the relevant factors?
Annapaola Negri-Clementi
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Alix Taquet and Sarah Bergougnoux write for Décideurs Patrimoine on the taxation of wealth transfers in France
Alix Taquet
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New 2026 ICC Rules of Arbitration: what’s changed and what it means
Thomas R. Snider
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