Anna De Luca is a member of the Milan Bar since 2009 and is widely recognised for her expertise in international arbitration and investment law. She is a member of the ICSID conciliators panel appointed by Italy, Arbitrator at the International Arbitration Court in Bucharest, and member of the Energy Community Panel of Mediators.
Her practice focuses on international arbitration, international and European Union law, with particular expertise in investment arbitration, European trade and investment agreements, and energy law.
She regularly takes part, as delegate for Italy, in the UNCITRAL Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform, contributing to the ongoing international discussion on arbitration reform and dispute resolution frameworks.
Her name is included in the list of arbitrators and Trade and Sustainable Development experts in the context of the European Union’s trade agreements with third countries.
Alongside her legal practice, she is a frequent speaker at international conferences and seminars on international arbitration and international investment law.
Academic background
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Law degree at Milan University in 2002
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Ph.D. in international law at Università degli Studi di Milano in 2007
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She regularly lectured on international investment law, and European external relations at Bocconi, where she worked as a research fellow in international law (2010-2014)
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She was visiting researcher at Nagoya University in Japan (2016-2017), at the Energy Charter Secretariat in Brussels (2014), and at the Centre for Studies and Research in International Law of The Hague Academy of International Law (2013)
Languages
Italian, English, Spanish
Comments & Publications
22.06.2026
A Green Light for AI in Public Administration — Even When It Hallucinates
Comments
04.06.2026
Breaches of EU Restrictive Measures under Legislative Decree 231: The New Central Role of Trade Compliance
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25.05.2026
The Evolution of Case Law on Unlawful Credit Granting
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11.05.2026
CFC Rules and ATAD: The CJEU Defines the Limits of Member States’ Discretion
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20.04.2026
False Performance Bonds in Public Procurement: Legal Consequences for Contract Awards and the Limits of Curative Measures
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07.04.2026
The New AGCM Regulation on the Legality Rating: From a Reputational Tool to an Integrated Compliance Indicator
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09.03.2026
Project Finance after the CJEU Judgment of 5 February 2026 (Case C-810/24): Immediate Disapplication of the Right of First Refusal and the First Operational Guidance
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19.02.2026
The Value of Personal Data before the Administrative Courts: The Dual Nature of Personal Data and the Extension of the “Glass House” Principle to Digital Businesses
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06.02.2026
The Networks Act: A Step Towards a Truly Integrated European Market?
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01.04.2021
[ITA] LE PROPOSTE DELLA AGCM AI FINI DELLA LEGGE ANNUALE PER IL MERCATO E LA CONCORRENZA ANNO 2021
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