Welcome to my academic webpage. I am an Assistant Professor of Law at Cleveland State University, College of Law, where I teach contracts and business-related courses. Prior to joining CSU Law, I was a Research Scholar at the Empirical Legal Studies Center of the University of Michigan Law School, where I also earned my S.J.D.  I previously completed my Ph.D. and J.D. at the University of Trento, Faculty of Law.  You can find my complete  CV here.

My research interests revolve around contracts and related antitrust issues, franchising, and the regulation of labor markets, with a particular focus on worker mobility and monopsony. Much of my work is empirical, aiming to inform regulatory approaches that reduce abuse and anticompetitive losses while enhancing social welfare, investment, and innovation. 

My research has been cited by prominent policy documents, such as the OECD Economic Surveys: Italy  (2024) and  Competition and market power in UK labor market (2024), as well as featured in leading media outlets including Linkiesta (2024), Financial Times (2023), Affari&Finanza (2023), La Repubblica (2022), Euractiv (2021).