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7JulPortolano Cavallo appoints three new partnersPortolano Cavallo announces the appointment of Ilaria Curti, Giulio Novellini, and Irene Picciano as partners.Article filed under: Compliance, Investigations, White Collar Crime, Crisis Management, Tech Transactions, Data Protection, EU and Competition Law, Automotive & Mobility
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12AprCOVID-19: Transparency mechanism in the export of COVID-19 vaccines outside EUDue to persistent delays in deliveries of vaccines to the EU, on March 11, 2021 the European Commission adopted the new Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/442, renewing, with amendments, through the end of June, the transparency and authorization mechanism for COVID-19 vaccine exports.
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2MarRisk prevention–based regulation: The importance of compliance programs in the context of the New Insolvency CodeThe New Insolvency Code introduced several innovations to the traditional system of management and detection of company business crisis. In this respect, the experience of the 231 compliance programs may be considered a key benchmark.
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26OctRegulation (EU) 2018/858: New EU type-approval rules for safer and cleaner carsStarting September 1, 2020, a new European vehicle type-approval framework will be in place, as European Regulation (EU) 2018/858 (the “Regulation”) has entered into force.
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29SepThe new German law to strengthen integrity in business is progressingGerman legislative bodies are moving forward with introducing a new and more efficient law to address white-collar crime, in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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28SepCOVID-19: new measures to tackle unfair commercial practices following the pandemic crisis to comply with the Consumer CodeOn May 19, 2020, the Italian government adopted decree law no. 34, setting out urgent measures with immediate effect to support health, work, and the economy, as well as social policies related to the epidemiological emergency (the “Decree”).
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25JunSupply of personal protective equipment in the European Union – end of the authorization regimeIn response to the COVID-19 emergency, the Commission took measures to protect the availability of supplies of personal protective equipment, namely by adopting two Implementing Regulations, which required exports of such equipment outside of the European Union to be subject to an export authorization from Member States.
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25JunImplementation of the registered exporter system: extension of the transition period until December 31, 2020Due to the COVID-19 emergency, Member States have the possibility to extend the transition period for the application of the registered exporter (REX) system until December 31, 2020.
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25JunCyber Security & Litigation: practical tips on how to avoid a data breach and how to handle it - Part 1: Prevention is better than cureBy radically changing our working habits, the new coronavirus heightened existing protection needs to a whole new level of urgency.
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11MayCoronavirus emergency and corporate compliance related considerationsThe coronavirus emergency has forced companies to face an array of unprecedented challenges, among them the requirements that ensure compliance with Legislative Decree No. 231/2001, which introduced corporate criminal liability in Italian legislation.
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