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In an internal letter of the director general sent by e-mail to the directors of the system's local and sectoral associations, Confindustria expressed its favourable opinion on the Covid-19 green certificate...

Many businesses have had to undergo a complete revision of their business model in order to retain the lucrative markets in Europe in light of the Brexit fiasco.

In a previous article, we discussed South Africa's bold move to introduce mandatory mediation in civil matters before the South Gauteng High Court.

With a new Law Decree issued on 31 December 2020 (Decreto Legge 31 Dicembre 2020 N. 183), the Italian Government has set – amongst several others – some important rules on operations...

On 18 March 2021, the Italian Supreme Administrative Court ("Consiglio di Stato" or "CdS") wrote a new episode in the long-lasting Hoffman La Roche - Novartis saga related to the Avastin drug...

At 00:00 of February 1st 2020 the UK officially left the European Union and a transition period, which will expire on next 31st December 2020, has began.

Italy, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and unparalleled craftsmanship, is preparing to take a significant step forward with a proposed "Made in Italy" bill.

As artificial intelligence regulation proliferates globally, the question has shifted from whether to regulate AI to how best to govern it across multiple jurisdictions. Italy's implementation of the EU AI Act through Law No. 132 of 2025 reveals both the challenges of multilevel governance and the critical role legal professionals must play in balancing innovation with rights protection.

The Italian government has issued new guidance on obtaining residence permits for UK nationals who are residents of Italy on or before December 31, 2020.

As the Brexit transition period is rapidly drawing to an end, British citizens will lose the right of trouble-free travel, work and residency in Italy.

United Kingdom's recently established new Government has made it clear that they would not tolerate or grant further delays to the process of the UK leaving the European Union.

UK nationals who have been legally living in Italy before December 31, 2020 when the UK withdraws from the EU may continue to live

The Italian government recently approved two significant pieces of legislation – Decree-Laws 93/2008 and 112/2008 – which affect numerous aspects of employment and labour law, annulling certain provisions introduced by the previous government and introducing new regulations.

Italian citizenship is based upon the principle of jure sanguinis (blood right).

For a foreign deed to produce its effects in Italy, it must first be lodged with an Italian notary and legalised. However there are some exceptions to the legalisation process.

In the event of online press articles causing damage to honour and reputation, without prejudice to the prohibition of precautionary measures having equivalent effect to seizure of the press

L'iscrizione nell'Elenco ISTAT mette molte organizzazioni di fronte a nuovi obblighi e incertezze normative.