Italy's Constitutional Court has referred a critical question to the Court of Justice of the European Union regarding the 2025 reform of Italian citizenship by descent. The case examines whether new restrictions preventing foreign-born individuals with dual citizenship from acquiring Italian nationality comply with EU law, particularly when applied retroactively to people born before the reform.

Sicily offers new residents moving from abroad a substantial IRPEF refund of up to 60% for three years, provided they meet specific residence, income, and property investment requirements. This regional grant aims to attract workers and pensioners to the island, particularly to smaller municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants.

If your relative has died in Italy due to an accident, medical error, or sudden event, it is important to know that Italian law protects the rights of the deceased's family members, offering the possibility to claim...

Navigating the Schengen Information System can be complex when an alert affects your ability to travel or reside in Europe. Understanding when and how to request deletion of an SIS alert is crucial for anyone facing visa refusals, entry bans, or border complications. This guide explains the verification process, legal grounds for deletion, and the formal procedures required to restore freedom of movement across the Schengen Area.

FATF-GAFI, the International Financial Action Task Force, updates regulations to counter money laundering and terrorism, including specific regulations on cryptocurrencies and virtual assets.

International adoption consists of the adoption of a foreign child in his or her country of origin, with the permission of the local authorities and in compliance with the local laws.

The Golden Visa, also known as the Investor Visa for Italy, is designed for non-EU citizens who make significant investments in the Italian economy or contribute philanthropically to key sectors such as culture and research.

If you have been involved, free from blame, in a skiing accident, you are entitled to compensation. Aside from calling for help, it is important to take photos, collect witness statements and get...

Divorce in Italy, except under abnormal circumstances, is permitted following a period of separation (usually 6 months) after separation by mutual consent, or a year after a judicial separation.

Find out how to claim compensation if a family member has died due to a road pothole. Rights, procedures and recent developments as of 2025.

Since buying anything involves its own peculiarities, before buying property it is good to know before you buy a property, that some processes are not obligatory but are useful.

Medical malpractice: the Gelli-Bianco Law of 2017 regulates the liability of doctors and healthcare facilities. Here is how it works.

The new rules on electric scooters have become necessary given the huge spread, in a short time, of these micro-mobility vehicles and the high number of accidents involving them.

How to obtain compensation for damages caused by a road traffic accident and how insurance reimbursement works. Time limits, procedures, rights and legal assistance. Updated guide 2026.

Medical liability refers to the responsibility of a healthcare professional for harm suffered by a patient as a result of errors, omissions or breaches of professional duties.

The Italian Supreme Court has recognised the validity of pre-divorce financial agreements under specific conditions, marking a significant shift in Italian family law. While these arrangements allow spouses to regulate certain economic aspects in advance of potential separation, they remain subject to strict judicial scrutiny and must not violate non-disposable rights, children's interests, or mandatory support obligations.

Discover what medical malpractice is and how to report a medical error in Italy. A complete guide to compensation for both Italian and foreign citizens.

Discover the preferential tax regime under Article 24 bis of the TUIR for new residents in Italy: requirements, latest amendments (Decree Law 113/2024) and implications for international clients and returning Italian citizens.

Argentina represents a unique case in the history of Italian emigration abroad. Unlike other destination countries, Argentina never required Italian immigrants to renounce their original citizenship...

A White Paper is a mandatory disclosure document required under the European Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR). This document is essential for any entity intending to trade tokens within the European Union.