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It is not always easy to distinguish between the sale of a faulty product and the sale of aliud pro alio. Recently the Italian Supreme Court has clarified some aspects of the issue...

Datasets processed through AI systems (also "AI Data Lakes") are becoming increasingly popular, with an exponential increase in potential "use cases."

In a recent decision dated March 29, 2023, the EUIPO General Court provided relevant guidance on the interpretation of the distinctive character requirement in figurative trademarks...

A recent judgment of the Italian Supreme Court (Cassazione 15824/2014) has clarified the application of Article 1227 of the Italian Civil Code.

Article body Current Length: 5405 chars Long including spaces Source Preview Di recente, la High Court inglese ha pronunciato una sentenza che inciderà in misura notevole sui produttori britannici e, con buona probabilità, su tutti i produttori e fornitori di beni nell’Unione Europea.

Self-driving cars rely on a large number of data to work properly and to ensure a safe ride.

Recently the Italian Corte di Cassazione (last instance court) - 3rd Civil Chamber issued a decision (judgment no. 22884 of October 30th, 2007) in a lawsuit, which is generally considered as the leading case on tobacco companies’ liabilities with respect to damages caused to smokers’ health.

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Italy has enacted Legislative Decree No. 160 of 9 September 2026, establishing a comprehensive national framework that complements the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. This decree introduces strict rules for police use of AI systems, creates new criminal offenses with corporate liability exposure, and provides civil procedure tools including evidence disclosure, rebuttable causation presumptions, and direct actions against liability insurers for AI-related harm.

On October 10, 2024, the Council of the European Union adopted the new EU Directive on Liability for Defective Products (New PLD), repealing Directive 85/374/EEC (PLD), adopted in 1985.

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 introduced by the European Union to create a safer, more transparent and responsible digital environment. The legislation regulates the activities of online platforms, marketplaces, social networks and digital intermediaries operating in the European market.

The European Union has adopted directives of broad and general scope to address product liability and product safety: