- June 2020
- Confidentiality of arbitration proceedings in times of virtual hearings: the shaking of a cornerstone?
- May 2020
- Judicial cooperation procedures: the principle of legality shall be respected only by the requesting State
- April 2020
- COVID-19: The prompt reaction of the arbitration world
- Italian Supreme Court confirmed corporate criminal liability of foreign companies pursuant to Legislative Decree No. 231/2001
- March 2020
- Urgent measures for court proceedings during the coronavirus emergency: courts are open for business
- Analysis of coronavirus impact on contracts and 10 practical tips for dealing with it
- Signing and document management in the time of coronavirus: a quick guide to electronic signatures
- Artificial Intelligence can Support Risk Analysis of Contracts and Definition of Mitigating Actions
- Alert: Coronavirus hits the Business Crisis Code
- Italian Parliament Postpones the Class Action Reform to October 19, 2020
- Revocation of demerger deed: green light from the Court of Cassation and the European Court of Justice
- February 2020
- Lessons learned from the recent decisions issued by the Italian Data Protection Authority against Eni Gas e Luce and TIM
- November 2019
- CJEU: European law does not prevent a national court from ordering a hosting provider to remove identical or equivalent content, also worldwide
- October 2019
- Sale of defective goods: who bears the burden of proof?
- The right to be forgotten applies only within the European Union, the Court of Justice rules
- Third party funding: a “new” path to access Italian justice?
- The ranitidine case: a test for the new class action?
- July 2019
- Award of Italian tv football rights abroad: Italian Competition Authority finds an Antitrust infringement and whistles a “penality kick” for the Italian Football League
- Modifications introduced by the crisis and insolvency code to directors’ liability: a change which impacts on the business management
- Civil proceedings reform: first reflections on the expected outcome
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