The European Union judicial cooperation system has simplified the procedure for the recognition and enforcement of civil and commercial decisions among …
Italian companies and directors are very familiar with PEC. This acronym literally means posta elettronica certificata, certified email. In the next …
The focus on environmental issues pushes companies to market products as eco-friendly, often leading to misleading claims. What is the risk …
On February 26, the Retail Real Estate Trends, now in its 11th edition, once again proved to be a key gathering …
The City of Milan, with resolution no. 32 of May 6, 2024, approved a new discipline for food and beverage activities …
Contracts with commercial agents often include “post contractual non competition clauses”, also known as “restraint of trade clauses”. These clauses restrict …
The recently adopted Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 marks a significant step towards fighting deforestation and promoting sustainable supply chains within the European …
On October 2, the EU General Court issued three significant rulings concerning the prohibition of providing legal advisory services to the …
The transnational insolvency proceedings often bring to the forefront the complex issue of the setoffs: a legal rule allowing the parties, …
Is the German principle of “Verwirkung” applicable in Italian law? In a recent Supreme Court decision concerning lease agreements, the Italian judges addressed the issue of inactivity in enforcing a right and clarified to what extent the delay in enforcing a right may give rise to a reasonable expectation on the other party that the right has been waived by its holder and, therefore, whether there could be a breach of the “good faith” clause if the right is enforced with delay by its holder.