The legal world is in constant and rapid change, reflecting the complex dynamics of the political and economic context in which we operate. Litigation and arbitration continue to attract unprecedented interest, not only from professionals in the field but also from investors and businesses, who must constantly adapt their corporate strategies to the increasingly intricate regulatory framework, considering both the risks and opportunities arising from the tools at their disposal.

In this context, and with reference to issues of substantive civil law, this new project of the Litigation, Arbitration, and ADR Department of Legance is born. Its goal is to gather legislative and jurisprudential developments of greatest interest to all economic entities assisted by the firm.
In this second issue, corporate arbitration, as reformed by the well-known Cartabia Reform, takes on a primary importance. The newsletter will highlight how the peculiarities of this type of arbitration must be coordinated with the general framework outlined in Articles 806 and following of the Code of Civil Procedure. Furthermore, we will delve into internationally relevant topics, such as INCOTERMS clauses, and analyse some case law on “Put option”, a widely used instrument in corporate relationships.