Gaglione Notaries & Solicitors builds on the tradition established by the Gaglione International Law Firm in Rome. Founded by Angelo Gaglione, the Rome practice has served clients for decades as an Italian Legal Professional Association.
Today, the firm operates from London with a representative office in Rome, maintaining the family's commitment to providing legal counsel across both jurisdictions. Our solicitors are qualified as English solicitors and Italian avvocati, allowing us to advise on matters where UK and Italian law intersect.
Our practice areas range from estate planning to property law and corporate law. Our knowledge of both Italian and British business cultures allows us to provide bespoke counsel for clients operating across both countries.
The Gaglione Partnership provides free legal consultations, on matters relating to issues of Italian Law, to all those who attend the Italian Church of St. Peter in London (www.italianchurch.org.uk). The firm is very much aware of its role in the Italian community in the UK, and have therefore endeavoured to provide this invaluable service to all of those in need. Consultations with the firms’ lawyers take place every two weeks at the parish office of the Italian Church, on Sundays starting at 12:30pm, and are available without booking, on a first-come, first-served basis. For a schedule of upcoming consultation dates please refer to our announcements in the weekly newsletter available at the Church. You may also contact the Church directly (www.italianchurch.org.uk) or request a schedule by e-mail to: probono@gaglione.it
GAGLIONE NOTARIES & SOLICITORS is the trading name of SLIG LAW LLP and its associated entities. SLIG LAW LLP (Company No. OC384011) registered office at 22 Tudor Street, London, England, EC4Y 0AY, ICO registration number ZA150930 (“Slig Law”) or its affiliates.
Solicitors' practice authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. SRA number: 597821.
Notarial practice regulated through the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.