Dr. Antonio Lordi areas of expertise and interest are International Business Transactions, International Trade law, European Union law (Private and Public), Comparative law, Civil law, and Roman law. He is author of two law books and several legal articles.
Articles
- "Globalized World and Separation of Powers: A New Role for the Independent Administrative Authorities." Forthcoming Duquesne Law Review.
- "The Attorney-Client Privilege in the European Union and Italy: Time for a Change." Duquesne Business Law Journal, Vol. 11, (2008).
- "Tradition and Europeanization in Italian Law: The New Path of European Law. A Review to a recent book of Professor Guido Alpa," European Business Law Review 17-6 (2006).
- "The Italian Construction Contract: A Contribution to the European Construction Law" 24 Journal of Law & Commerce (2004).
- "Towards a Common Methodology in Contract Law", 22 Journal of Law & Commerce (2002).
Books
- Il prezzo nel contratto di scambio (The Contract Price), Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, Napoli, 2001.
- Interdisciplinarietà e pluralismo nel diritto d’impresa. L’integrazione delle esperienze e il ruolo del giurista, (Interdisciplinariety and Pluralism in Corporate Law. The Integration of the Experiences and the Role of the Lawyer), Giuffrè, Milano, 2006.
Recent Lectures
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European Contract Law: Problems, Achievements and Perspectives, at the Dean John J. Sciullo Fundamentals of Law, Continuing Education Series, Duquesne Law School, March 8, 2008.
- The Attorney-Client Privilege in European Union and Italy: Time for a Change at the Comparative Law class of professor Kirk J. Junker, Duquesne Law School, November 12, 2008.
- Law without States: New Challenges for the International Lawyer, at the Dean John J. Sciullo Fundamentals of Law, Continuing Education Series, Duquesne Law School, January 31, 2009.
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