Giorgio Bianco

Giorgio Bianco is a Partner at Giambrone & Partners across Italy, France, Morocco, and Tunisia, with specific responsibility for the offices in Sassari, Tunis, Casablanca, Lyon, and Paris.

An Italian-qualified lawyer and member of the Sassari Bar since 2011, Giorgio began his collaboration with Giambrone & Partners International Law Firm in 2012, initially working exclusively in the Tunis office as an associate. He played a key role in the office’s growth and development, and, in recognition of his significant contribution, was later appointed Partner in Tunisia.

In 2016, Giorgio was named a finalist for "Best Emerging Italian Lawyer of the Year" by the prestigious legal publication TopLegal. The following year, he was instrumental in launching the firm’s office in Sardinia—his home region—taking on the role of managing partner and successfully establishing Giambrone & Partners within a market previously untapped by major international law firms.

His leadership as Resident Partner in Sardinia contributed to the firm winning the TopLegal Award for Best Italian Law Firm – Islands Section in 2018.

In 2017, Giorgio also lectured on the Master Medi programme specialising in Immigration Law and Intercultural Mediation. He is a regular speaker at seminars and conferences, recognised as an expert in international law.

In 2018, together with his team, he launched and developed the firm’s French Desk, coordinating lawyers across all offices to support the firm’s Francophone clientele. Following the department’s success, Giorgio registered with the Lyon Bar in 2021 and went on to establish the Lyon office, strengthening the France–Italy legal corridor to better assist international clients across France.

In 2022, he was appointed as an equity Partner in Italy. As global coordinator for the firm’s Francophone and Arabophone markets (MENA region), he led the opening of the Casablanca office in 2023, followed by the Paris office in 2025.

Since 2025, Giorgio has also been admitted to practise before the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation and Higher Jurisdictions.

He is fluent in Italian, French, English, Arabic, and Tunisian dialect, and has a basic knowledge of Japanese.