Francesco Savo Amodio carries out his professional activity mainly in the field of EU and domestic competition law, assisting both national and international clients in cases of cartels, abuses of dominant position, unfair commercial practices and merger control procedures before the Italian Antitrust Authority and the European Commission.
Furthermore, he regularly advises on matters concerning regulated markets, as electronic communications, energy and transports. He also assists clients in civil and administrative judicial disputes, with particular regard to the abovementioned areas.
After an academic experience at Columbia University Law School (NY) as an exchange student, Francesco graduated magna cum laude from the Sapienza – University of Rome in 2017, where, the following year, he also obtained, magna cum laude, a II level Master’s Degree in Global Regulation of Markets, discussing a final dissertation in competition law (“Excessive pricing. Antitrust protection between efficiency and fairness”). In 2022, he was awarded a PhD by the Department of Political Science at Roma Tre University, having successfully defended a thesis entitled “CO-REGULATION. New forms of pluralism to improve the effectiveness of regulation”, which was rated “excellent” by the examination board.
Currently, he teaches ‘Antitrust Law’ at the Department of Political Science at Roma Tre University and is involved as teacher and teacher assistant in the second-level Master’s programs in Administrative Law and Environmental Law organized by Sapienza University and LUISS Guido Carli University.
Francesco is a member of the Bar of Milan.
Education
II level Interuniversity Master’s degree, Rome, 2018
Law Degree, Rome, 2017
Professional Membership
Francesco is a member of the Bar of Milan.