Arianna Gugliotta has been collaborating with the Bologna office of Zunarelli – Studio Legale Associato since February 2023, initially as a curricular trainee before graduation and currently as a trainee lawyer.
Her practice focuses mainly on administrative and public procurement law, maritime and port law, recreational boating law, transport and logistics law, providing judicial and extrajudicial advice and assistance at national and international level.
She graduated in Law from the Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna in July 2023, with a mark of 110/110, presenting a thesis in Local Authorities Law and correlation in Transport Law titled “La gestione in house del trasporto pubblico locale. Il caso di Roma capitale”.
Since September 2023 she is on the Bologna Register of Trainee lawyers.
Publications
Gugliotta, L’inadempimento degli obblighi da parte del concessionario: la non automatica decadenza della concessione, (nota a sent. Cons. Stato, Sez. VII, Sent., 2 maggio 2023, n. 4413, in Rivista italiana di diritto del turismo, 2024, 41, pp. 129-140.
Gugliotta, Il ruolo della clausola Incoterm “Ex Works” nei contratti di compravendita internazionale: tra luogo di consegna e forum litis, in Law Review, Lex Iuris, 2024, 1, pp. 135-146.
Gugliotta, Il porto del Pireo e i porti italiani: uno studio comparato nel contesto della Belt and Road Initiative, in. S. Zunarelli (edited by), Profili Giuridici in materia di infrastrutture del trasporto e investimenti esteri da parte di soggetti extra-UE, Bonomo editore, Bologna, 2024, pp. 79-124.
Seminars
- Speaker at the annual ICON•S ITALIAN CHAPTER conference, the Italian section of the International Society of Public Law (ICON•S), Lo stato delle transizioni, as part of the panel “Verso una transizione green, inclusiva e digitale nel settore dei trasporti”, with a presentation entitled “La transizione green e la decarbonizzazione nel contesto portuale italiano: una panoramica attuale”.
- Speaker at the seminar “Innovalex 2025 – Innovative Transport Systems from Engineering and Law Perspectives”, with a presentation entitled “Mobility as a Service (MaaS) in the European Legal Context: Rethinking Regulation for Digital, Sustainable and Interconnected Local Public Transport”.
