Adriano Colomban deals mainly with company and labor law, public procurement, credit management and recovery.
With regard to public procurement, he assists clients in the preliminary phase of participation in tender procedures, the subsequent phase of execution of the contract, as well as in the litigation stage. He also has expertise in managing the civil, administrative and labour law aspects related to an entrepreneur's activity.
He attended the School of Higher Education in Labor Law, Trade Union and Social Security of the AGI (Italian Labour Lawyers). As regards post-graduate studies, he obtained an International Master's Degree in Philanthropy and Socially Responsible Entrepreneurship at the University of Bologna.
He writes legal articles in trade magazines, and participates as a lecturer in seminars, mainly in the areas of procurement, anti-corruption legislation and credit management.
The use of automation, algorithms and Artificial Intelligence I in public procurement can optimise tendering processes. However, this must be counter-balanced by the principle of human oversight, which ensures human control over the process and thus the legitimacy, transparency and fairness of administrative action.