Most states are planning to reopen (or already have reopened) public spaces and workplaces that were restricted due to social distancing guidelines put in place to mitigate the spread of Covid-19. Meanwhile, many companies are extending their work-from-home policies where
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The effects of the health emergency linked to the spread of Coronavirus are affecting all sectors of the economy
The costs that we are paying in terms of human lives and the decrease in GDP are inducing states and supranational
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The effects of the health emergency linked to the spread of Coronavirus are affecting all sectors of the economy.
The costs that we are paying in terms of human lives and the decrease in GDP are inducing states and supranational
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The Italian Securities Commission (“CONSOB”) recently adopted Resolution 21304/2020 (the “Resolution”), imposing enhanced transparency obligations regarding significant shareholdings in certain listed issuers. The Resolution and its new restrictive measures enter into force on 18 March 2020, and will be effective for
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After more than a month from the burst of the Coronavirus in Italy and the increasing restrictive measures that the Italian Government has taken to contain the epidemy, all people who had pending contracts are facing the question of possible
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On 8 Mach, an Act on special solutions related to the prevention, counteracting and combating of COVID-19, other infectious diseases and emergencies caused by them (the ” COVID-19 Act”) entered into force. The Act was amended on 31 March 2020. Here
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In early March 2020, my long-term client, Pei-Pei, called me with a concern about a bank loan she had personally guaranteed. Pei-Pei owns a successful and fast growing staffing company. Two years ago, she borrowed $3 million from her business bank
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On 19 March, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted a formal statement on the processing of personal data in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak, which emphasizes that data protection laws do not hinder measures taken in the fight
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A large number of electronics and chemical companies, pharmaceutical firms and those from the manufacturing sector are witnessing obstacles in the supply chain due to the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19). The situation has pushed the Chinese companies to withdraw from
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How the state of alarm declared as a result of the expansion of the Coronavirus has affected the judicial and administrative system, and how the Government has had to take measures to safeguard the rights of citizens in these matters.
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