Insurance Law Articles
Discover a range of informative articles and legal analyses on insurance law in this section. Stay up-to-date with the latest developments and precedents in the field of insurance law.
Analysis of Ordinance No. 1971 of 2025: Admissibility of the claim for compensation for damages caused by uninsured vehicles.
The order no. 1971 of 2025 of the Court of Cassation clarifies the importance of following legislative guidelines for claiming compensation in the event of accidents involving uninsured vehicles, highlighting the protection of victims and the role of the Compensation Fund.
Commentary on Judgment No. 1909 of 2025: The Nature of the Ten-Year Insurance Policy.
Analysis of ruling no. 1909 of 2025 regarding the ten-year insurance policy, focusing on the legitimacy of the third insured party and the implications for the property rights of the purchasers.
Commentary on ruling no. 1469 of 2025: Uncovered risks and non-operability of the policy.
Analysis of the recent Order No. 1469 of 2025 that clarifies the implications of risk limitation clauses in insurance policies. Discover how this ruling affects the liability of insurance companies.
Analysis of the Judgment of the Court of Cassation, Civil Section III, No. 12908 of 2022: Validity of the Claims Made Clause.
The 2022 ruling of the Court of Cassation provides important clarifications on the legitimacy of claims-made clauses in insurance contracts. Let’s explore the key aspects and implications for the parties involved.
Civil liability on the highway: analysis of the Court of Cassation, Ord. No. 33128/2024
An in-depth analysis of the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation no. 33128/2024 regarding the liability of the motorway company for damages suffered by a motorist. Discover the legal implications and the regulations involved in this decision.
The Claims Made Clause in the Judgment of Cass. Civ. No. 8894 of 2020: Implications and Reflections
The 2020 ruling of the Court of Cassation on the claims made clause in the insurance sector provides important insights for understanding the balance between the rights of the parties and existing regulations. Let us analyze the details and legal consequences of this decision.
Civil liability for damages from traps: an analysis of the ruling Cass. Civ., Sez. III, n. 8306/2024
The recent intervention of the Court of Cassation clarifies the criteria for the liability of public entities in the event of road accidents and the weight of the victim's behavior in causing the damage.
The Claims Made Clause in the Judgment of Cass. Civ. n. 8894 of 2020: Reflections and Implications
We analyze the ruling of the Supreme Court that addressed the validity of the claims made clause in a liability insurance contract, highlighting the implications for the parties involved and the relevant regulatory context.
Civil Liability and Custody of Things: Analysis of the Judgment of Cass. civ. No. 7763/2007
The 2007 ruling of the Supreme Court clarifies the dynamics of liability for damages caused by things in custody, establishing fundamental principles for the protection of highway users in the event of accidents involving animals.
The ruling of Cass. civ., United Sections, n. 22437 of 2018 and claims made clauses.
Analysis of ruling no. 22437 of 2018 of the Court of Cassation on claims-made clauses in insurance contracts, highlighting the legal implications and principles of merit involved.