Publications

“La nuova disciplina comunitaria dei servizi di media audiovisivi” (Contratto e Impresa/Europa – vol. 2/2008, p. 898 to 911). 

“Note sulla procedura ex art. 226 in tema di tariffe professionali” – Rssegna Forense, Anno XXXIX, fasc. 1 – 2006.

“The Creation of the North Adriatic Port System: The Catalyst Effect of Enlargement on EU Competitiveness “ (with Irena Gluhak and Meta Zemva, in Enlargement and the New Europe after 2004, edited by Francis Snyder, published by Bruylant – Bruxelles, 2005)  

"Chronopost c. Ufex: la Corte di giustizia UE e le 'relazioni pericolose' fra settori riservati e mercati aperti alla concorrenza" (with Alessandra Fratini) - Diritto del Commercio Internazionale, Anno XVIII, Fasc. 2 - 2004.

"Time to let decide. The role of EC Regions in the EU Transport Policy" (in "An Ever More Complex Union", edited by Toniatti, Palermo and Dani, published by Nomos - Baden-Baden, 2004).

“The Paradox of the Competing Monopolist” (with Alessandra Fratini) – Northwestern Journal of International Law and Business, 24, n.3, 2004.
“La struttura e le funzioni dell’Autorità Portuale: osservazioni alla luce dei principi del diritto comunitario” (Remarks on the Structure and Function of Port Authorities in the light of EC Law Principles)  – Trasporti Europei, n.18, 2001.

Andrea Carta

Andrea Carta graduated in law at the University of Genoa in 1999 and obtained an LLM at the College of Europe in Bruges in 2003. Andrea has been admitted to the Italian bar in 2002, after a two-year traineeship in a law firm based in Genoa and specializing in International and European Law.

Between 2000 and 2001 Andrea worked as an independent advisor for an Italian Port Authority, where he dealt with competition issues related to port services and the operation of port infrastructures, gaining a significant experience in EC Transport Law. He also collaborated with the Law Faculty of the University of Udine and a private consortium of transport undertakings in the organization of the “E.T.L. Master Course on European Transport Law”.

From 2003 to 2007, Andrea worked as an associate in an independent law firm in Brussels, specializing in EC and International law, where he developed a thorough knowledge of EC Competition and Internal Market Law and gained a significant experience on the functioning of the EU Institutions.

Since 2004, Andrea acts as a Brussels Representative of the Italian Bar Council before the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE). He is also member of the CCBE Committees on Competition, Free Movement of Lawyers, Services and Multi Jurisdictional Law Firms.

Besides dealing with general EC Competition and Internal Market issues, Andrea regularly works in several areas of EC Law, including transport, public procurement, audiovisual and cultural policy, IPRs and regulation of plant protection products.