Joseph Saveri has been selected as one of the top competition–plaintiff lawyers worldwide in the Lexology Index: Competition 2026 guide, a publication of Lexology and Global Competition Review. Lexology has also ranked firm partner Cadio Zirpoli as a competition-plaintiff “Client Choice” and as a “Highly Recommended” lawyer in its Lexology Index: Artificial Intelligence guide.
The Competition guide has historically praised Joe as a “brilliant and thoughtful attorney”: a “very experienced and well-regarded plaintiffs’ lawyer” who can “pull together all the different strings of a case to weave a convincing story.” Joe has been selected yearly for this honor since 2015.
Competition is a comprehensive guide to the leading competition and state aid lawyers and economists around the world. The lawyers selected advise and represent clients in internal, regulatory and criminal investigations as well as assist with merger filings, civil and criminal litigation, and cartel matters.
Client Choice recognizes law and consulting firms and individuals around the world that stand apart for the excellent client care they provide and the quality of their service. The criteria for this recognition focus on an ability to add real value to clients & business above and beyond the other players in the market.
Artificial Intelligence identifies the leading lights and trailblazers in this rapidly evolving legal field, highlighting lawyers advising on AI-related matters across three areas: transactional and advisory work, regulatory compliance, and contentious issues. Recognized practitioners handle deals and governance, navigate General Data Protection Regulation and competition rules, and manage disputes involving IP, liability and insurance in the AI sector.
Lexology (formerly Who’s Who Legal) is a subscription legal research service run by Law Business Research. Its website contains articles, research reports, and training videos produced by law firms, covering market intelligence, legal analysis and know-how from jurisdictions all around the world. Global Competition Review is also part of Law Business Research. It provides a subscription-based news and resource service (both online and print) and several live events throughout the
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