- December 2021
- The long-awaited revision of the regulation on external communication records in criminal proceedings
- October 2021
- Judicial compensation of non-pecuniary damages and its impact on legal risk management: The latest view from the Italian Supreme Court
- The new provisions of section 2086 of the Italian Civil Code and directors’ liability in establishing a company’s organizational, administrative, and accounting structure
- Pharmaceutical company liability in clinical trials: The italian supreme court’s latest decision
- ECJ Sumal judgment: How far may the concept of an “undertaking” extend liability under EU competition law?
- The European Public Prosecutor’s Office at a glance
- On the horizon: Italian justice’s initial approach to AI
- September 2021
- Arbitrating intellectual property disputes (in Italy)
- July 2021
- IBA Rules 2020: New trends in international arbitration
- A quick update on the long-awaited implementation of the new Class Action, though some obstacles remain
- Judicial reform in Italy: A step in the right direction?
- The proposed EU regulation on AI: A proportional risk-based approach to a civil liability regime for artificial intelligence
- June 2021
- The relationship between the new Italian Crisis Code and Directive 1023/2019: A brief comparison
- May 2021
- Italian Courts’ Decisions on access to external communications records after the ruling of the CJEU
- April 2021
- Punitive damages: Still far from getting access to the Italian legal system?
- Virtual hearings in the context of the Vis Moot: Real solutions to a “fictional” problem
- March 2021
- Blocking injunctions, dynamic injunctions, and live injunctions: Case law collection released by the EUIPO
- The CJEU restricts access to and use of external communication records in criminal proceedings
- The European Court of Justice recognizes the right to silence of individuals in punitive administrative proceedings
- Toward more technological proceedings: Impact of emergency period’s extension on civil proceedings and the introduction of electronic civil proceedings tools before the Supreme Court of Cassation
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