For more than forty years our law firm based in Bolzano, South Tyrol (Italy), has been taking care of our client’s legal issues with visible success. Our team of lawyers can rely on comprehensive experience and expertise gathered over decades. Today, the law firm Plörer, Eller & Partner is one of the leading law firms in South Tyrol.
Reinhart Volgger and Michael Grüner founded the law firm in 1985 under the name “Volgger & Grüner”, taking over the law firm of lawyer Gottfried Gluderer. In 2003, Oskar Plörer, Christina Gasser († 2011) and Mirko Eller became partners and the law firm continued to operate successfully under the name Volgger | Grüner | Plörer | Eller. Michael Grüner tragically passed away in 2021, Reinhart Volgger retired in 2022.
Located at the meeting point between two cultures, our law firm has ever since a strong tradition of advising foreign companies and private persons, especially from German-speaking areas. Companies or private persons who want to break or expand into the Italian market, benefit from our linguistic and cultural proximity to the German-speaking area and from our „lived“ experience with Italian language, mentality, and habits. We build links and mediate between the two language and cultural groups. In this way, we help you to avoid bureaucratic obstacles, interpreters and linguistic or cultural misunderstandings, and facilitate you the entrance on the Italian market.
Our lawyers are qualified to act before all courts throughout Italy, including the Supreme Courts in Rome („Corte di Cassazione“ and „Consiglio di Stato“), and for the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).
Thanks to our carefully chosen national and international cooperation network of lawyers and tax consultants we are able to quickly act on a global scale and guarantee comprehensive national and international expertise.
With the aim to offer the best possible service your issues are usually examined by two lawyers according to the four-eye-principle, without any additional costs.
Our lawyers advise in German, Italian, English and French.