Education Law Articles and Cases
Welcome to our page dedicated to education law. Here you can find a variety of legal articles and court cases focusing on issues related to schools and education regulations.
The civil liability of public entities: commentary on the ruling of the Court of Cassation, Section III, Order No. 27411/2021.
An analysis of the recent ruling by the Court of Cassation addressing the issue of civil liability in the school context, in light of a tragic event involving a disabled girl. What are the legal implications for the parties involved?
Exclusive jurisdiction in ruling no. 19299 of 2024: an analysis of the Court of Justice.
Judgment No. 19299 of July 12, 2024 provides important clarifications on jurisdiction in European school disputes, establishing the role of the Appeals Chamber under the Luxembourg Convention.
Order No. 11341 of 2024: Reflections on the Abusive Succession of Fixed-Term Contracts in Public School Employment
The ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the limits of the succession of fixed-term contracts in the education sector, highlighting the distinction between temporary replacements until the end of the school year and those until the end of teaching activities.
The Judgment No. 9691 of 2024 and the Teaching Diploma: A Necessary Clarity.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the suitability of the linguistic teaching diploma for access to elementary teaching positions, addressing questions about the current regulations and their implications for teaching staff.
Spousal separation and school choice: a comment on Cass. civ. n. 13570 of 2024.
Analysis of the recent ruling by the Court of Cassation addressing the issue of school choice in cases of parental separation, highlighting the importance of the child's best interest.
School Choice in Parental Conflicts: A Recent Ruling by the Court of Cassation.
An analysis of the ruling of the Court of Cassation regarding the choice of school for a minor in the event of parental separation, highlighting the applicable legal principles and the importance of the best interests of the child.