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26.04.23
Lawp with Monica Brivio in the acquisition of Insert Deal
Lawp assisted Monica Brivio and her holding company in purchasing the entire share capital of ID Insert Deal, a leading company active in the production of devices for the treatment of gases and fluids. The Firm, with the partners Maurizio Marullo and Paolo Giovannini and the senior associate Francesco Saracino, supported the clients in the legal, tax and […]
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19.04.23
Sports Law 2023 Guide with Chambers and Partners
We are delighted to be a contributing firm to the 2023 Sports Law Guide with Chambers and Partners. Our commentary on the Sports law in Italy provides insights on commercial rights, corporate governance, intellectual property, dispute resolution, esports and more. We also focus on the latest trends on M&A activity in the football sector and other developments. […]
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30.07.22
LAWP with Venezia FC in the bond issuance launched through the Tifosy investment platform
Maurizio Marullo, Giorgio Vagnoni e Claudio Todesco are the professionals in the team that advised Venezia FC in the transaction leading to the successful issuance of unsecured bonds through Tifosy Capital & Advisory. Proceeds will be used by the club to complete the development of Venezia FC’s new headquarter and training center. For more details: Venezia FC
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25.05.22
International Fraud & Asset Tracing 2022
We are glad to be among the contributors of the “International Fraud & Asset Tracing 2022” Global Practice Guide published by Chambers and Partners. The guide provides the latest legal information on fraud claims, disclosure of assets, shareholders’ claims against directors, overseas parties in fraud claims, proprietary claims, rules for claiming punitive damages and laws to […]
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07.04.22
IBSA Spring 2022 Conference
We are pleased to attend the The International Business Structuring Association (IBSA)‘s International Business Structuring Spring Conference on Thursday 5 May in London. Maurizio Marullo and Matteo Rapinesi will be on the panel, examining the journey two entrepreneurs undertake as they navigate the ups and downs of their business and the various personal, legal, and financial complications that occur along the way. […]
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19.01.22
Bankruptcy does not interrupt the Cassation proceedings
In the event of bankruptcy, the trial usually stops automatically and procedural legitimacy is transferred to the liquidator pursuant to the bankruptcy law (art. 43, R.d. 262/42). The procedural effects of bankruptcy are different, however, depending on the type of proceedings undertaken. In particular, while in the proceedings on the merits the judgement is interrupted […]
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12.11.21
LAWP advised SAHG in the take-over of Sant Ambroeus Milan
Giorgio Vagnoni, Maurizio Marullo, Paolo Giovannini, Claudia Pavanello and Alessandra Mosca are the professionals of the team that advised SA Hospitality Group in the acquisition of SAHG Milan Srl, owner of the restaurant business and the famous Milanese brand Sant Ambroeus Milano. The acquisition will result in the creation of a leading international group in […]
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12.11.21
Hearings on paper at the Cassation Court until 31 december 2021
The freeze on public hearings until 31 December 2021 affects not only the tax proceedings before the Tax Commissions, but also the proceedings in the Supreme Court. Since 2016, however, a public hearing in the Supreme Court of Cassation has only been provided for in special cases, for example when the discussion is rendered opportune […]
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04.11.21
IBSA Autumn 2021 Conference
Maurizio Marullo participated as a speaker at the IBSA Autumn 2021 Conference, entitled ‘Insolvency, Restructuring & Refinancing: An Entrepreneurial Case Study’, discussing, with other authoritative experts, the legal, fiscal and regulatory aspects of e-Sports and In-Game Advertising, as well as the use of tokens and cryptocurrencies in this field. For materials to be disseminated, see […]
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21.10.21
Costs incurred by the fictitious intermediary are deductible
In the event of a tax assessment for fictitious interposition, the costs incurred by the interposed person must also be charged to the taxpayer, provided they were actually incurred. If the Agency does not limit itself to establishing the interposition, but increases the declared income, the interposing party may prove the existence of any additional […]
