M. RÉGIS BERGONZI
Defence Lawyer at the Court of Appeal of Monaco, National Council member, President of The Commission for monitoring the Negotiation with the European Union.
MC 98000, Monte-Carlo, Monaco
Régis BERGONZI has a strong commitment to human rights and holds important positions at the Council of Europe and the International Association of Lawyers. He assiduously ensures that the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights is applied to the cases he is involved in, particularly when assisting clients in sensitive criminal matters.
He works at the Régis Bergonzi Law Firm, a company was founded in January 2005 in the Principality of Monaco. Its main principles are intellectual rigour, high quality of work, confidentiality, independence, honesty and transparency towards its clients.
Regis BERGONZI has been a Defence Lawyer at the Court of Appeal of Monaco since 5 January 2013.
In 2011 to 2012, he occupied the position of Secretary-Treasurer of the Monaco Bar Association.
He was elected President of the Monaco Bar Association on November 28, 2019 for 2 consecutive terms.
He deals with numerous cases before the European Court of Human Rights and is the President of the Human Rights Commission within the International Association of Lawyers (www.uianet.org).
He represents Monaco at the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture within the Council of Europe (www.cpt.coe.int/fr).
His professional experience includes time at the General Secretariat of the French Bank Commission in Paris, the New York law firm TANNENBAUM-HELPERN SYRACUSE & HIRSCHSTRITT and Electrolux in Brazil.
Regis BERGONZI is recognised for being highly specialised in criminal law (money laundering, fraud, breach of trust, theft, forgery, etc.), in criminal procedure (reform of rights of those held in custody etc.), in contract law (he holds a D.E.A. in contract law from the University of Paris XI), in family law and banking law and deals with a number of important cases in these areas.
He is counsel to many companies and financial institutions in Monaco.
He is member of several boards of associations, for example Action Innocence and Futurum.
He speaks Italian and English fluently and has knowledge of Portuguese.
