Business & Contracts

When a foreign company decides to operate in Italy — whether by entering into a partnership, appointing a distributor, purchasing goods from an Italian supplier, or licensing its intellectual property — it will almost inevitably have to negotiate and sign a contract governed, in whole or in part, by Italian law. The Italian Codice Civile…

Italy, the third largest economy in the Eurozone, offers significant opportunities for foreign companies seeking access to the European market. However, the Italian legal and tax framework may appear complex, making careful planning of legal and administrative aspects essential before commencing operations. This guide provides a detailed overview of the key elements that a foreign…