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Italy: RSF urges the senators to reject an amendment that could prevent journalists from revealing judicial cases - Vimarsana News

Italy: RSF urges the senators to reject an amendment that could prevent journalists from revealing judicial cases

The Senate is due to examine a proposed amendment to the Code of Criminal Procedure which would ban the media from publishing a pre-trial detention order until the end of the preliminary hearing. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Italian senators to reject the proposal, which threatens the freedom of journalists working on judicial cases.

Source: rsf.org
Recent Changes to Italian Arbitration Law | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP - Vimarsana News

Recent Changes to Italian Arbitration Law | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

As part of Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, the Italian Council of Ministers have approved Legislative Decree No. 149/2022 (the “Decree”) to amend the Italian Code of...

Francesco Bongiorni | Communication Arts - Vimarsana News

Francesco Bongiorni | Communication Arts

This Madrid-based illustrator weaves research, storytelling and diverse influences into his images.

Italy Implements the First Consumers' Collective Interests Representative Action | Jones Day - Vimarsana News

Italy Implements the First Consumers' Collective Interests Representative Action | Jones Day

For the first time consumers' "collective interests," as opposed to "subjective rights," are explicitly recognized and protected by an ad hoc tool, the Representative Action, which has...

Court of Venice restricts commercial use of Da Vinci artwork - Vimarsana News

Court of Venice restricts commercial use of Da Vinci artwork

Italian companies and their foreign subsidiaries are not allowed to use Leonardo Da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man for merchandise without the relevant gallery’s consent. The decision expands the possibilities of challenging the unauthorised use of images of cultural or artistic goods where copyright has expired.