Vincenzo Iaia

Vincenzo Iaia serves as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Luiss University in Rome, contributing to the research project "Copyright, Digital Constitutionalism and Sustainability: What Regulatory Framework for Ethical Innovation in the EU?". He concurrently holds a Teaching Assistant position in Business and Intellectual Property Law at the University of Bari, while maintaining professional roles as Of Counsel at AKRAN Intellectual Property (Rome) and non-resident research fellow at the Rome-Brussels think tank I-Com.

His research centers on Intellectual Property Law, Antitrust Law, Business Law, and Information Technology Law, with emphasis on regulatory frameworks for digital innovation and sustainability. This interdisciplinary focus bridges legal theory with practical applications in technology governance and ethical business practices within evolving EU policy landscapes.

Iaia integrates academic scholarship with legal consultancy, demonstrating how intellectual property regimes interact with competition law in digital markets. His work addresses critical tensions between innovation incentives and constitutional rights in sustainable technology development, reflecting a practitioner-scholar approach to contemporary legal challenges.