4 articles found for Commercial Litigation in Italy

Non-EU commercial judgments must meet seven statutory criteria under Article 64 of Law No. 218/1995 to be enforced in Italy. While recognition of legal status is automatic, seizing debtor assets...

Court timelines remain long: Italian commercial court litigation takes two to four years per instance. Mediated settlements under Legislative Decree 28/2010 can produce an enforceable title in one to four...

Italian commercial litigation operates strictly on paper or electronic filings in Italian. You must provide sworn translations for all foreign evidence. First-instance commercial trials in Italy usually take two to...

Foreign firms have eight days from the discovery of a defect to notify an Italian supplier, or they risk losing all warranty rights under Article 1495 of the Italian Civil...