Article 492-bis Italian Code of Civil Procedure has undergone a series of major changes since 2015, culminating in the 2022 application of the Cartabia reform (Legislative Decree No. 149), which has had a significant impact on the use of electronic searches for seizable assets. The reform introduced substantial changes designed to make the procedure more streamlined, more effective and less burdensome for creditors. However, application bottlenecks remain in the areas of confidentiality profiles, the reliability of databases and the technical tools used.
Lawyer Andrea Zaltron’s article published on NT+ Diritto compares the pre- and post-reform regulatory situation and examines ongoing issues.
A new decision by the Venice Court of Appeal addresses the relationship between leasing contracts and subsequent contracts of sale resulting from the exercise of option rights. Article by Lawyer Maurizio Borra on the front page of Altalex.
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New legislation on domestic and gender violence in an article by Attorney Pier Nicolò Cecchin on the front page of the Altalex legal news portal.
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The Covid-19 health emergency has transformed the economic situation into what observers consider the worst financial crisis of the last two centuries. The global scenario, from both a production and financial perspective, has the dynamics of a…
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