E-sports: the new frontier of sport law.
Gianluca Cambareri, in his recent contributions for TopLegal, underlines the growing expansion of the e-Sports market in Italy
Gianluca Cambareri, in his recent contributions for TopLegal, underlines the growing expansion of the e-Sports market in Italy
The Italian Budget Law 2019 laid the ground for a reorganization of the entire discipline of maritime state property concessions, providing – inter alia – a regime of “automatic renewal” of the same. However, according to the EU Court of Justice, the automatic and general extension for the tourist exploitation of maritime state properties set forth by the Italian law “prevents to carry out an impartial and transparent selection of the candidates under the EU competition principles”. According to EU (see EU Directive 2006/123/EC, better known as “Bolkestein Directive”), in fact, the tourist exploitation of maritime state properties consists in “services over public soil” and, as such, it has to be subject to free competition.
The partnership started at the new offices in Foggia, between Tonucci&Partners and the BM Avvocati law firm, specialized for many years in the Maritime State Property practice, allows us to provide our clients with a strategic, innovative and highly specialized advice in a sector characterized by a particularly fragmented and uncertain regulatory framework.
The clause that establishes overdue interests exceeding the limit rate, according to art. 2 L. 108 of 07.03.1996 is invalid. That stated the Supreme Court in its injunction 27442 of 30.10.2018.
The Joined Chambers of the Court of Cassation, as per sentence n. 10378 of 14 April 2019, have
Our Fabrizio D’Onofrio interviewed by ItaliaOggi within the dossier “Digital forensic, legal firms seeking technological proofs” concerning the
Tonucci & Partners, with Carlo Scarpa and Ivan Rigatti of Padua Office, assisted Camerin Holding S.r.l. in the
Partner Alessandro Varrenti and Valentino Vescio di Martirano of Tonucci & Partners win in the court of Rome
By sentence no. C-691/17 dated 11 April 2019 regarding the dispute between a Hungarian company and the related national tax and customs administration, and in compliance with Directive 2006/112 / EC, the European Court of Justice has ruled on a case of incorrect application of the ordinary VAT regime to a transaction subject, instead, to reverse charge regime.
Golfo / Mosca Law which introduced the gender quotas in the Boards of Directors of stock exchange quoted
At the end of 2018, a few months after the full applicability of EU Regulation 679/2016 on the protection of personal data, most companies and public bodies have understood the concepts promoted by the Regulation related to the principle of accountability; despite this, there are still significant shortcomings in the effective implementation of specific policies for the protection of personal data. This is the outcome of the international survey on respect for privacy (“Sweep 2018”) conducted by the personal data protection authorities belonging to the Global Privacy Enforcement Network.
With the entry into force of the Law n. 26/2019, converting DL no. 4/2019, are changed the rules for retiring for interventions that provide for the introduction of the “quota 100”, in addition to the current retirement channels: “pensione anticipate e pensione di vecchiaia”(early retirement and old-age pension), together with the extension of the “Opzione donna” (female option) the extension for one year of “Ape Social” for the less-favoured categories, the suspension of the life expectancy adjustments of the early retirement, the facilitated redemption of the degree, the cd. “pace contributive” (Contributory peace) and the introduction of “Reddito di cittadinanza” (citizenship income) and other related measures.
The cd. Growth Decree approved by the Government last Thursday 4 April and “subject to agreements”, therefore not yet definitive, provides, among different tax innovations, a particularly favorable treatment for the football players who come to play in Italy. In fact, by way of extension of the facilitated regime already in place for the c.d. “impatriati” (i.e. those who intend to transfer their residence in Italy), Irpef would apply only on 30% of the income taxable produced by unspecialized employees. The treatment would be even more advantageous in case the employee resides in a Southern Italy region, where the tax base drops to 10% of the income produced.
