Stefano has a wide range of experience in cases involving mental health issues and vulnerable clients. He has experience of conducting Court of Protection work in cases involving health and welfare decisions. Stefano has been recognised for his Court of Protection work.
Stefano completed a Masters Degree in Medical Law and Ethics (completing his dissertation on the ethical implications of PVS cases) and draws upon this experience and his work in the Family Division when advising and representing parties within this area of law.
This combination of academic and professional experience proved crucial when he successfully represented one of the fathers in the ground-breaking IVF case of Evans v Amicus Healthcare [2003] EWHC 2161 (Fam).
Recommendations
“We found him to be extremely reassuring, disarmingly calm and highly strategic.“ “Stefano is confident, approachable, hugely intelligent. He is the consummate all-round advocate.” “Stefano is a robust and compelling advocate and known for his meticulous preparation of cases.”
Chambers UK 2023
“Stefano is a skilled and persuasive advocate who is calm under pressure and known for his meticulous preparation. He is very approachable and excels at putting clients at their ease.”
Legal 500 2023
“He’s very conscientious with an eye for detail, yet a light touch.”
Chambers UK 2022
“Stefano is a breeze to work with. His communications skills are excellent. He keeps in regular contact with me and my legal assistant and provides clear, easy to follow advice and guidance.”
Legal 500 2022
“Impressive on his feet, as well as excellent in negotiation, offering practical and sensible advice.”
Legal 500 2021
“He has the gravitas to carry a case combined with the people skills to carry the client.”
Legal 500 2020
“He’s very committed, and is also a pleasant opponent.” “He’s well regarded in both public and private child law.”
Chambers UK 2020
Memberships
Family Law Bar Association
Association of Lawyers for Children
Qualifications
LLB (Hons) Queen Mary College University of London
MA (Medical Law and Ethics) Kings College University of London
