Comparison
Giambrone & PartnersvsM. Bersani Law Firm
Two providers, same data sources, same editorial standard. This comparison does not recommend either — it shows what the public record says about each.
Established multi-practice law firm with offices in London and Italy. Handles citizenship by descent, marriage, naturalisation, and 1948 cases alongside property, succession, and cross-border disputes.
Italy-based law firm operating since 2005. One of the most transparent on pricing: flat fee from EUR 5,000 covering up to 5 applicants in the same family line.
Pricing
£4,200+
Base
Italy
Founded
2005
Reviews
Direct enquiry
Strengths
Giambrone & Partners
384 Trustpilot reviews is the second-highest volume in this directory, giving a statistically meaningful picture of client experience
Six offices across London, Milan, Rome, Palermo, Naples, and Catania means physical presence near most Italian courts and comuni
Over 20 years of history since 2004, through multiple generations of Italian citizenship law changes
A team of 50+ means capacity to handle volume without the bottleneck risk of smaller practices
Citizenship sits within a broad Italian legal practice, so cross-border property, succession, or family law matters can be handled under the same roof
M. Bersani Law Firm
Publishes a flat fee from EUR 5,000 upfront, which is unusually transparent in a market where most Italy-based firms require a consultation before quoting
The flat fee covers up to five applicants in the same family line, making it one of the better-value options for families applying together
Twenty-plus years in practice since 2005 gives them a long track record through multiple changes in Italian citizenship law
Italy-based with direct access to communes and courts, avoiding the remote coordination delays that UK-based firms sometimes face
Covers consular applications, 1948 court cases, and legal-only work, so they handle the full spectrum of jure sanguinis routes
Detail comparison
Giambrone & Partners
M. Bersani Law Firm
Sources
Both profiles are built from the same sources: provider websites, Companies House filings, public review platforms, and SRA records. Every link goes to the original. If anything is outdated, either provider can request a correction. Last reviewed 2026-03-30.