Graduated from the Law University of Bologna (Italy) in 2003, he continued his studies in Paris, where he passed, in 2005, a Diploma of Advanced Studies in Law from the University of Paris II Assas Panthéon.

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Research fellow from the University of Paris II, he was a part-time lecturer at the University of Paris X Nanterre la Défense, where he was a teaching assistant in Civil Law.

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In 2011, he became a temporary lecturer and research assistant at the University of Paris XIII Nord-Villetaneuse, where he taught Introduction to Law, Family Law and History of Law.

 

He obtained the title of Doctor of Law by defending his thesis under the supervision of Jean-Louis Halpérin, professeur at the ENS in Paris, within the Center for Theory and Analysis of Law.

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In 2016, he decided to embrace the legal profession and passed the Legal Profession Examination (CAPA). He was a legal assistant at the Paris Court of Appeals, where he was responsible for handling professional civil liability cases (attorneys, notaries and accountants).

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Attorney  registered  with  the  Paris  Bar,  he  worked  for  the  most  important  law  firms specializing in civil procedure, like Lexavoué Paris-Versailles.