Sartori & Partners runs a continuous research program over its own records: nearly 1.5 million lawyer profiles mapped globally, tens of thousands of structured candidate and client interviews, thousands of mandate and process records, and quarterly market surveys running since 2019.
Sartori's Rome interview instrument is 400 structured interviews. Of 400 interviews, we recorded 86 that involved in-house lawyers sitting in Rome railway or infrastructure legal units during the trailing 24 months.
From the 16,000 lawyers we map in Rome, railway in-house seats are tagged by employer segment: holding, infrastructure manager, passenger operator, engineering company, safety agency, and contractor legal.
Mandate telemetry for this railway in-house line is the 19 closed In-House Infrastructure Counsel Recruiting searches over 36 months. We have worked in Rome for 8 years. Offer-to-acceptance windows and counter-offer incidence come from those files, not from job boards.
Public sources cited here are Ferrovie dello Stato filings and biographies, Riparte l'Italia, The European House – Ambrosetti, and Railway Gazette International. Fetched employer postings in this seat print CCNL language, not a euro band.
Sartori's Rome railway reads start from mandate telemetry, not job boards.