- October 2021
- Venture Capital watch: Interview with Merlin Seeman (Hedman Partners)
- The new provisions of section 2086 of the Italian Civil Code and directors’ liability in establishing a company’s organizational, administrative, and accounting structure
- May 2021
- Most recent Italian case law on indemnification for breach of “business warranties”
- Italian case-law goes back and forth on the validity of put option clauses
- Venture capital watch: Interview to Claudio Calvani and Pierre Hausemer
- Foreign investment control: Covid-19 related emergency rules are extended through December 31, 2021
- Startups and online incorporation: What you need to know
- April 2021
- Venture capital watch: Interview with Alessandra Lomonaco (Huky)
- March 2021
- Venture capital watch: Interview with Marco Di Miceli (Sequitur Capital)
- Risk prevention–based regulation: The importance of compliance programs in the context of the New Insolvency Code
- What innovators say: Interviews with the main stakeholders in the innovation scene
- February 2021
- Foreign investment control regulations: extension of COVID-19–related rules and new list and definition of strategic assets with a brief focus on the health industry
- New recommendation issued by the Notarial Council of Milan on shareholders’ agreements and transfer of shares
- November 2020
- Management duties and possible reporting to the Court for breach pursuant to section 2409 of the Italian Civil Code
- Public companies: Limits to derogation from the provisions of the Italian Civil Code
- October 2020
- Commercial leases in the COVID-19 pandemic: An update on the latest court trends on negotiating opportunities
- Foreign investment control in the life science sector: the scope of the Italian Government’s powers also in the context of the current COVID-19 pandemic
- Venture Capital Watch: Interview with Lorenzo Pisoni (PCUP)
- September 2020
- Life Sciences M&A trends: earnout clauses, general outlook, and a few drafting tips
- The Regional Administrative Court of Lazio on transparency obligations regarding ownership structures of a newspaper publishing company
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