A law firm organized like a technology company. This is the new challenge of Trevisan & Cuonzo, the historic Milanese law firm, which understands big technology companies (it has handled disputes in Italy for Apple, Samsung, Microsoft) and which has inaugurated the new innovative space Brera.Hub, in the heart of Milan and a few steps away from the studio headquarters, in via Brera 6.
Innovation and use of technology are therefore the focus of the new initiative which represents a new concept in the Italian legal market: "The new challenge - explains the lawyer Gabriel Cuonzo, name partner of the firm which celebrates 25 years of activity – no longer just that of providing a good service to the customer, but of making the best use of technology also in processes and above all of having a modern structure, which does not work on its own but which is processable, "digestible" by the large company it considers the legal activity as an internal activity, which can be controlled at any time”.
Located in via dell'Annunciata, in the heart of one of the "design districts" of Milan, Brera.Hub is a
new concept: 600 mXNUMX of offices and conference rooms spread over two floors,
designed by the architect Massimiliano Roca. A multifunctional space, intended for seminars, conferences and
virtual simulation of hearings and processes, on the Anglo-Saxon model.
Brera.Hub is not just a second office: "It is a new concept in the Italian legal market - explains Cuonzo - , the result of an approach that has a collaborative logic at its core with respect to the companies we work for and also with respect to the other market players in a perspective of overall growth of the sector. The basic idea is that today the law firm must share the mentality and objectives with the company, becoming a partner for growth. With Brera.Hub we have made an important investment, also thinking of it as a laboratory to experiment with new ways of working enhanced by technology".
“We imagined Brera.Hub as a space for direct connection between the legal world and businesses – he adds Luca Trevisan, name partner of the firm –; we wanted it to be closer to today's corporate culture than a traditional law firm normally is: no longer enclosed in a historic building as in the traditional conception of law firms, but close to companies and their way of doing business, with shared spaces, modular and with a less formal impact”.
As a multifunctional space, Brera.Hub was also conceived to perform a connection function with the citizens, lending itself to being a space for events open to businesses and the community, especially during the "off-shows" and major cultural events in the city.
