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Part of our commitment lies in creating strategic alliances with our clients, both individuals and organizations. Our advice is amongst the means by which clients can form strategic alliances to develop and exploit business opportunities. We assist them on the structuring, establishing and managing arrangements which will allow national or international companies to work in Italy or abroad. Issues relating to the setting up of a joint venture, the choice of the appropriate vehicle, the financials behind the creation of the agreement, are some of the many aspects of law which our team can advise on. In addition to this, we help clients in the structuring of the joint venture, in the management of it and to all aspects related to the necessary documentation.


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11/07/2023
EU reaches agreement on Data Act – Comprehensive EU data law is on the...
On 27 June 2023, the European Parliament and Council resolved the remaining open points and reached a political agreement on the EU Data Act, paving the way for a new law that will introduce comprehensive...
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21/04/2023
Key changes for companies related to the new General Product Safety Regulation
On 30 March 2023, the European Parliament adopted the General Product Safety Regulation for consumer products, which replaces the General Product Safety Directive of 2001 (2001/95/EC). The Council must...
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17/02/2023
VBER and Vertical Guidelines leave question open on what restrictions are...
Article 4 lit. e) VBER, newly introduced with the 2022 reform of the VBER, regulates a hardcore restriction for all forms of distribution that is specifically geared to Internet commerce, and is now central...
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12/05/2022
10 key aspects of the revised EU competition law in the field of distribution...
The new Vertical Block Exemption Regulation (VBER) and the new accompanying Vertical Guidelines (VGL) were published on 10 May 2022. The new VBER will enter into force on 1 June 2022 and apply for the...
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28/03/2022
Italian court recognises retroactive exemption on dividends to foreign...
In judgment No. 49/2022, the first instance Court of Pescara recognised that distribution of dividends from a resident company to a non-resident fund must be granted with an exemption regime from the...
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27/02/2022
Handling the new EU and UK sanctions against Russia
Since 2014, the EU and the UK have progressively imposed sanctions on Russia in response to the crisis in Ukraine. Following the latest events, both the EU and the UK, as well as many other countries...
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10/12/2021
Law 10 November 2021, n. 175: in the Official Gazette the new provisions...
On November 27, 2021, Law No. 175/2021, setting forth "Provisions for the treatment of rare diseases and for the support of research and production of orphan drugs." was published in the Official Gazette...
Law-Now Tax
01/06/2021
Some leaks can't be fixed
“Confidential information is like an ice cube... give it to the party who has no refrigerator or will not agree to keep it in one, and by the time of the trial you have just a pool of water.” This...
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10/06/2020
European Commission publishes support studies for the evaluation of the...
The European Commission has published support studies for the evaluation of the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation. The key findings include that although the VBER and Vertical Guidelines remain relevant...
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21/04/2020
Coty v Amazon: CJEU confirms Amazon is not liable for trade mark infringement...
On 2 April 2020, the CJEU handed down its judgment in the Coty v Amazon[1] case, which relates to a referral from the Bundes­gericht­shof, Germany’s Federal Court of Justice. The CJEU ruled in favour...
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12/09/2019
UK food and cosmetic producers to the EU to face new regulations after...
As Brexit draws nearer and with the likelihood of an unregulated exit still not off the table, EU-27 companies importing or selling food or cosmetics from Great Britain face liability risks if they continue...
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25/06/2019
New European Directive on unfair trading practices in the food supply chain
European Directive 2019/633 on unfair trading practices in B2B relationships in the agricultural and food supply chain has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union. This Directive...
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