Veronique Dalli

Veronique Dalli is the founder and managing partner of Dalli Advocates, a mid-sized boutique law firm. She founded the firm in 2016, building a dedicated team of litigation professionals that assist both corporate and individual clients, locally and internationally, across a wide spectrum of legal areas including criminal, civil, contractual, and corporate law.
She graduated from the University of Malta with a Doctor of Laws degree in 2005, and holds a Postgraduate Diploma in EU Law from King’s College London, where she graduated with Distinction and was awarded the Prize for Best Overall Mark in the course.

Admitted to the Maltese Bar in 2006, Veronique has since successfully represented clients before all tiers of the Maltese judiciary—including the Constitutional Court and the Superior Courts—as well as the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. She has also served as legal advisor to various regulatory authorities and public bodies.

Notably, she was a consultant to the New York-based firm in a landmark anti-discrimination case before the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, where her legal opinion on the application of EU law was upheld despite an attempt to expunge it from the record.

Her work and thought leadership in jurisdictional and regulatory issues related to emerging technologies have gained international attention. She was featured in Forbes in 2018 among three female lawyers tackling jurisdiction to define the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

In accademia, she serves as Examiner and Dissertation Tutor at the Faculty of Laws, University of Malta, where she contributes to the education of future legal professionals. Her published work includes contributions to local legal literature.