There is a particular category of assets which, in the law of information, does not cease to exist even when it apparently disappears from newsstands. [...]

In recent months, a ruling by the Rome Court (no. 9135 of November 19, 2025) has attracted particular attention, which, according to some news outlets, [...]

In the context of contractual disputes, this article comments on the judgment of the Florence Court of Appeal, Fourth Civil Division, issued on December 23, [...]

A former partner who becomes a competitor, taking clients, know how and turnover with them. Can this be regarded as conduct contrary to fair competition? [...]

In innovative companies, a significant part of value is invisible: it is not machinery, not a factory building, not a patent. It consists of ideas [...]

The article examines a decision upheld by the Italian Supreme Court in the field of unfair competition and unlawful use of industrial secrets, focusing on [...]

It happens more often than one might think: a professional, a company, or a creative team invests time, skills, and resources to develop a project [...]

Many entrepreneurs associate the “theft” of know-how with material copying: a duplicated file, a cloned project, an identical design. In reality, protection may apply even [...]

CES 2026 (the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas) marked a decisive turning point: artificial intelligence is no longer a novelty, but a baseline condition. [...]

The article examines the judgment of the Milan Court, 11 November 2025, no. 8613, concerning the protection of photographs and the limits of copyright exceptions. [...]

Imagine walking through Piazza del Duomo in Milan and taking a beautiful photograph: perfect lighting, balanced framing. Some time later, someone uses that same photo [...]

A work of art can embody multiple rights: those of the artist, those of the purchaser and, in certain cases (if we confine the analysis [...]