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    Fabio Virzi

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    Fabio is a lawyer with a solid track record in complex litigation and national and international arbitration.

    He has over 17 years of experience advising national and international clients in civil and commercial litigation procedures.

    His practice covers contractual and extra-contractual litigation, as well as cases of unfair competition, corporate disputes, liability of administrators, and controversies among partners and shareholders. He is particularly noted for his experience in financial litigation, as well as in disputes related to the construction and insurance sectors, and in controversies linked to M&A transactions and private equity. Additionally, he has a solid track record in arbitration, in which he has represented large companies in proceedings before the CC

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    News
    13 July 2026
    Digital evidence and AI: the new battleground in civil litigation


    For years, digital evidence has been incorporated into civil and commercial proceedings as a natural extension of documentary evidence. Screenshots, emails, messaging conversations, attachments, recordings, and images have become a standard part of the evidence.

    However, artificial intelligence implies that this approach must be reconsidered. Much of this evidence can no longer be treated as mere documents: they are technically vulnerable evidence, the strength of which depends on its origin, integrity, context, and reliability.

    Artículos
    20 October 2025
    The permanent waiver of non-competition: legal scope after a recent case

    The article examines the legal scope of the permanent waiver of the duty of non-competition of company directors, following a recent ruling by the Provincial Court of A Coruña.

    Reports
    23 September 2025
    Fabio Virzi, partner at ECIJA, analyses the asset recovery mechanisms in Spain in the ICC FraudNet Global Report 2025

    The ICC FraudNet Global Report 2025 examines the asset recovery mechanisms in Spain, highlighting challenges, opportunities, and trends in an increasingly digital economic landscape.