Phd in ROMAN LAW, THEORY OF LEGAL SYSTEMS
AND PRIVATE LAW OF MARKETS

Research: Smart contracts: between AI and contract law

At the end of the a.y. 2017/18 he obtained a Master's degree in US Law (LL.M.) from Washington University in St. Louis (Missouri, USA), where - exploring the IP field - he collaborated with Prof. Neil Richards on a research on the relationship between privacy and so-called "smart-products".

In July 2020 he received his law degree from the University of Trento (110 cum laude), following the discussion of a thesis entitled "Successione necessaria e azione di riduzione: problemi di bilanciamento e prospettive de iure condendo" (Supervisor: Chiar.ma Prof. Teresa Pasquino).

Since October 2020 he has been collaborating with a major Italian law firm in Rome.

Since January 2022 he has been a PhD student at La Sapienza University of Rome, in the course of "Diritto romano, Teoria degli ordinamenti e Diritto privato del mercato" - XXXVII cycle (curriculum 'Private Law'), with a project entitled "Gli smart contracts: tra intelligenza artificiale e disciplina del contratto". He is a member of the Judicial Observatory on Digital Innovation (JODI) established at the Faculty of Economics of the University.