We give guidance in this infographic on the do's and don'ts from a regulatory standpoint of cosmetics advertising in Italy, which is become increasingly under the radar of authorities.
The Supreme Court set the limits in which a privacy breach can amount to a crime in Italy, narrowing down the scope in a regime with considerably high GDPR fines.
The report of DLA Piper on GDPR fines and data breach notifications shows that Italy was still among the countries with the highest fines in 2021.
The definition of the strategy for protecting intellectual property rights in the metaverse for fashion companies is very complex, but we try to give some helpful guidance on the matter.
In a proceeding on the right to be forgotten, the Supreme Court in Italy cancelled the measures imposed by the Italian privacy authority, the Garante, against the Yahoo search engine through which it was ordered the deletion and removal of URLs on news events related to an individual.
Affiliates will need to implement considerable changes to adapt their offering to the significant limits set by the Italian gambling advertising ban guidelines.
An NFT marketplace risks facing a liability regime similar to Internet Service Providers and should be ready to deal with it.
The terms of service of a famous social media were considered unfair in Italy by the Italian antitrust authority that forced the company to change them.
In this infographic, we lay out what can be done and what is prohibited under the Italian gambling advertising ban in legal design style.
New and unexplored intellectual property issues emerge from the exploitation of an NFT by fashion houses in the metaverse.