This article examines directors’ duties, liability towards the company, creditors and third parties, obligations concerning adequate organisational structures, and the consequences of corporate financial distress. Particular attention is given to recent developments and judicial decisions published during the preceding three…

Recipients: lawyers, legal advisors and interested in the allocation of the TFR after the divorce The analysis concerns the right of the divorced ex-spouse to obtain a share of the end-of-relationship treatment (TFR) accrued by the other spouse, with particular…

In 2026, the case law of the Italian Constitutional Court once again plays a decisive role in shaping the relationship between criminal law and disciplinary law, particularly with regard to the ne bis in idem principle and the legal nature…

Divorce in England is often more advantageous for the economically weaker spouse because courts apply a fairness-based approach, which can lead to a 50/50 division of assets and more substantial financial support, regardless of formal ownership. However, a valid jurisdictional…

The Constitutional Court has recently issued judgment no. 35 of 2026, a ruling destined to shape jurisprudence in the fields of economic criminal law and social welfare. The decision, published on March 20, 2026, following the public hearing held on…

Italy’s Supreme Court draws a clear line between Article 572 and Article 613-bis of the Criminal Code The Court of Cassation (Sixth Criminal Division, Judgment No. 3827/2026) has definitively clarified that ill-treatment (maltrattamenti, Article 572 ICC) and torture (tortura, Article…

Judge rules proof of “state of impairment” is necessary. The recent reform of the Highway Code, which removed this requirement, is once again under scrutiny by the Constitutional Court. A simple positive drug test is not sufficient to secure a…