Multiparty arbitration
Both from a historical point of view and in a number of its actual implementations, arbitration is a bilateral dispute...
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Extended effects or separability doctrine?
Two virtually simultaneous decisions, issued by two different lower Courts, reached opposite conclusions (Court of Catania, decision No. 1020 of...
Arbitration and consortia
The recent publication of two decisions issued by different national courts of first instance (Court of Civitavecchia, decision No. 2...
Public policy
A recent decision issued by the Italian Supreme Court (decision No. 1788 of 28 January 2021, Italian text available here)...
Compulsory Use of the Turkish Language in Economic Enterprises
The Law No. 805 On the Compulsory Use of the Turkish Language in Economic Enterprises (“Law No. 805“) came into...
Arbitration in Italy’s 2020
Mountains of papers have been written, countless rhetorical statements and a handful of enlightening and careful considerations were spent to...
Arbitration and choice of forum clauses
The Court of first instance of Milan addressed in its decision No. 7692 of 26 November 2020 (Italian text available...
Corporate arbitration
Italian law provisions on corporate arbitration (enacted by legislative decree no. 5 of 17 January 2003) entails a number of...
Separability presumption
Separability presumption is universally applied, as the relevant doctrine spread all over the world during the first half of XX...
A proposal for Italian arbitration
In order to access the Recovery Fund, EU member States are required to draft a “National Recovery and Resilience Plan”,...
A never signed arbitration clause
An Arbitral Tribunal seated in Padua recently dealt with some issues concerning its jurisdiction. The award was delivered on 21...
International corporate arbitration
International corporate arbitration under Italian law is a very interesting topic that nonetheless is virtually neglected by Italian scholars. Besides,...