COVID-19 Legal Articles
Discover insightful articles on COVID-19 and its legal implications in the field of jurisprudence.
Commentary on Judgment No. 20957 of 2023: 'In-Person' Celebration After the Pandemic
Let us analyze ruling no. 20957 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation, which clarifies the procedures for holding hearings in appeals in the context of emergency measures for COVID-19, highlighting the importance of holding them 'in person'.
Commentary on Judgment No. 16979 of 2024: Covid-19 Contributions and Undue Perception.
The ruling no. 16979 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation provides important clarifications on the configuration of the crime of fraudulent receipt of public funds in relation to the economic contributions provided by the Italian State during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Order No. 10139 of 2024: Clarifications on the Suspension of Procedural Deadlines During the Covid-19 Emergency.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation provides important clarifications on the start of procedural deadlines in relation to the suspension imposed due to the epidemiological emergency, ensuring the defendant's right to defense.
Commentary on Judgment No. 15657 of 2023: General Nullity in Appeal
Analysis of ruling no. 15657 of 2023 declaring general nullity for failure to notify the defense in the paper-based appeal proceedings during the pandemic.
Professional Liability in Healthcare: Commentary on the Judgment of the Court of Vicenza No. 262/2023
Analysis of the ruling of February 2, 2023, which rejected the compensation claim for damages from Covid-19 infection in the hospital, highlighting the need to demonstrate the causal link between the conduct of the healthcare facility and the patient's death.
Milano Court ruling no. 4829/2022: Recognition of the pension for survivors due to Covid-19 injury.
The Milan Court accepted the appeal for the payment of the pension to the survivors, recognizing the causal link between death from Covid-19 and the work activity. An important step for the protection of workers' rights during the pandemic.