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
23 April 2020
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SARS-COV-2: Italian urgent provisions on transport contracts.
The Italian Government regulated the issue of transport and package tour contracts, providing in certain circumstances related to
23 April 2020
Impact of emergency measures against Coronavirus.
The measures adopted at national and global level for the containment of the Coronavirus might have a strong
23 April 2020
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
23 April 2020
TOKIO 2020 – Deferral of the Olympics Tokyo 2020 and uncertainties about the election of CONI’s President.
On March 24, 2020, the CIO President, Thomas Bach, officially announced that, in view of the COVID-19 emergency,
23 April 2020
Covid-19 Emergency and online education: the instructions of the Data Protection Authority.
The Italian government with its Legislative decree of 8 March 2020, suspended all educational activities from kindergartens to
23 April 2020
Coronavirus: handling the relations among children and divorced parents.
Coronavirus emergency implies the adoption of restrictive measures which tackle fundamental rights including, first of all, the freedom
23 April 2020
Covid-19. Legal and Financial Tools at the disposal of enterprises, how to deal with an emergency.
Tonucci & Partners, with Pasquale Silvestro and in collaboration with the Italian Chamber of Commerce for Romania and
23 April 2020
Do Covid 19 App actually process anonymous data?
Contribution by Alessandro Vasta of Tonucci & Partners on società erischio.it with the article “Do Covid 19 App actually
22 April 2020
The new hugs theory.
Contribution by Paola Salvi of Tonucci & Partners, expert in Family Law, on Io Donna – RCS Media
21 April 2020
Immuni, from Cloud to DPIA. All the doubts about the App concerning contact tracing.
Contribution of Alessandro del Ninno regarding a primary analysis – based on the available information – related to
21 April 2020
A significant ruling of the Supreme Court of Cassation on administrative liability of foreign legal Companies, without offices in Italy, for criminal offences committed in the territory of the State.
The Supreme Court of Cassation, by decision n. 11626 of 07.04.2020, ruled on a highly debated issue since the entry into force of the Legislative Decree no. 231/2001 stating that foreign legal entities, without offices in Italy, may be held liable for criminal offences committed in the Italian territory.
21 April 2020
