Italy: Corporate and Company Law

Due diligence in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) is a multidisciplinary verification process aimed at thoroughly examining the legal, tax, financial, and operational situation of a target company before completing a merger or acquisition transaction (M&A).

Italy's rescue-first approach under its restructuring and insolvency code, the CCII, is driving earlier corporate turnarounds and will create a broader range of distressed M&A opportunities for investors over the coming months.

Italy will host the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo starting February 6, 2026, bringing global attention back to the country for one of the most prominent international sporting events.

As part of the implementation of Law no. 21 of March 5, 2024, designed to introduce a systematic review of the regime governing the Italian capital markets (the so-called Capital Market Bill),

The recent ruling No. 27719 of 17 October 2025 by the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation (Labour Section) addresses a critical issue for companies operating across...

Pursuant to Article 1, paragraph 860, of Law No. 207 of 30 December 2024 (2025 Budget Law), company directors are required to communicate their digital domicile to the competent Companies Register for their territory.

The new law on employee participation in companies, approved by the Senate on May 14, 2025 but not yet in force, introduces...

At the end of the implementation process of Directive (EU) 2021/2167 (the so-called Secondary Market Directive or SMD), on 13 February, the Bank of Italy published the supervisory rules for non-performing loans ("NPLs") servicing in accordance with the implementation of the provisions of Chapter II.

As noted in a recent article focusing on the increasing value of data in the world of sport 4.0, players' personal data has become crucial in analyzing performance and preventing injuries.