COVID-19
Coronavirus / Lockdown for Serbia and Romania: italian companies stop the construction activities in the Balkan sites.
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Coronavirus and fake news: the risks of incorrect communication.
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Coronavirus / Lockdown for Serbia and Romania: italian companies stop the construction activities in the Balkan sites.
Pasquale Silvestro, Partner of Tonucci & Partners drafted a focus about the impact of Coronavirus in the Balkan
Coronavirus and fake news: the risks of incorrect communication.
Alessia Capozzi and Ida Blasi of Tonucci & Partners, interviewed by We-Wealth.com on “Coronavirus and fake news: the
Players’ salaries cut: Tonucci & Partners opinion.
Cristina Mazzamauro, Partner of Tonucci & Partners, interviewed by Calcio e Finanza on “Players’ salaries cut”. The current
Coronavirus: contracts and legal remedies
In this article, our Carlo Scarpa and other lawyers talk about the possible remedies to the legal issues
The new self-certification form released by the Minister for Internal Affairs: criticalities and enforcement difficulties. Interview to Avv. Alessandro del Ninno on Key4Biz.
Prof. Avv. Alessandro del Ninno of Tonucci& Partners has been interviewed by Key4Biz – one of the main
Coronavirus: new guidelines on containing the spread of the virus adopted
In light of the approval, of the “Shared Protocol for the regulation of measures to combat and contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus in the workplace” (the “Protocol”) on March 14, 2020, we deem necessary to update our previous newsletter having as object the relationship between the autonomous initiatives of employers in order to manage the emergency related to the spread of the COVID-19 virus (“Coronavirus”) and the legislation on the protection of personal data.
Coronavirus is the 2020 material adverse event.
Can the health emergency of COVID-19 have a long-term impact on a company’s value? Can companies engaged in
Impact of emergency measures against Coronavirus.
The measures adopted at national and global level for the containment of the Coronavirus might have a strong (mostly negative) impact on the economy; it is possible that such decision might causeng delays in performance of Italian companies.
SARS CoV-2: force majeure event?
It is not certain that SARS CoV-2 can automatically be considered a force majeure event: the force majeure event must always be verified on case-by-case basis, by means of a judicial assessment that ascertains its actual impact on the contractual relationship.
