Junior Associate
Alexia Pollacco
Alexia Pollacco
Alexia Pollacco is a Junior Associate at Mamo TCV Advocates. Alexia graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Malta in 2021 after submitting her thesis ‘A Critical Appraisal of the Legal Challenges and Opportunities Associated with Microcredit’ and is currently reading for a Master of Advocacy. Alexia is currently undertaking an internship in the firm’s shipping and aviation department, and her areas of interest also include civil litigation and public procurement.
During her time at University, Alexia was involved in ELSA Malta where she held the position of Vice President for Moot Court Competitions for the term 2018/2019.
Education
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
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Valletta, VLT 1436
Malta
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Malta launches a Civil Aviation Policy for 2023-2030
Dr Nicholas Valenzia, head of the Shipping and Aviation Practice Area at the firm, was invited to speak at the National Aviation Conference which was organised by the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects on the 18th of January 2023 at the Phoenicia Hotel in Floriana. Dr Valenzia discussed the aircraft financing and leasing market in Malta and the challenges to enhancing sectorial capacity and improving socio-economic benefits. Dr Valenzia’s address during the Conference can be seen in the video below. During the Conference, the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects launched A Civil Aviation Policy for Malta…
Dr Nicholas Valenzia to speak at the National Aviation Conference
Dr Nicholas Valenzia, head of the Aviation Practice Area at the firm, has been invited to speak at the National Aviation Conference being organised by the Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects on the 18th January 2023 at the Phoenicia Hotel, Floriana. Please feel free to get in touch for more information.
Introducing Maritime and Aviation Cell Companies to Malta
Dr Ingrid Fenech participated in the Society Education Annual Conference on Aspects of Maltese Company Law held on 29th November, where she delved into the recent amendments to the Companies Act introducing the notion of cell companies carrying on or engaged in shipping or aviation business. With this introduction into local law, the shipping and aviation sectors in Malta now have an effective tool with which to segregate and protect the cellular and other assets of the company from the core cell company and from other individual cells, allowing for the structuring and ring-fencing of each cell. During the seminar,…
