- October 2020
- 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
- The latest on startup regulations in the COVID-19 era
- M&A tips from the revised DOJ guidance on compliance programs
- Business judgment rule: directors may be held liable for disproportionate organizational decisions
- July 2020
- The further expansion of the Italian foreign investment control to protect employment levels and national productivity
- Decreto Rilancio: an overview of the most important measures for startups
- Venture Capital Watch: Interview with Roberta Gilardi (G2 Startups) and Fabrizio Conicella (ZCube - Zambon and OpenZone) on how Covid-19 is affecting the Venture Capital
- June 2020
- Acquisitions of companies involved in the medical devices business fall under the Italian foreign investment control
- Venture Capital watch: how COVID-19 is affecting and will affect VC transactions with a specific focus on the life sciences and healthcare sectors
- Decreto Rilancio: overview of the main measures to support business and companies in Italy
- May 2020
- Liability for direction and coordination activity
- A new decision from the Court of Milan on simul stabunt simul cadent clauses
- Notes on the ABA 2019 European Private Target M&A Deal Points Study
- April 2020
- The expansion of Italian foreign investment control in the COVID-19 era
- COVID-19 emergency: Italian Government measures to support liquidity through the banking system
- COVID-19: special rules on reduction of corporate capital, business continuity, and extension of the term for approval of financial statements as provided by the Italian Law Decree (Decreto Liquidità)
- Italian Supreme Court confirmed corporate criminal liability of foreign companies pursuant to Legislative Decree No. 231/2001
- Liquidity Decree: the insolvency law measures aimed at ensuring the business continuity
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