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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2025 · 7 MIN

Italy: Correttivo Cartabia mediation reform with Nicola Giudice

from A&O Shearman Europe insights · host A&O Shearman

Italy's mediation landscape has changed. What has the Correttivo Cartabia actually amended, and how accessible, flexible, and effective does mediation look in practice?   What are the real implications for businesses facing commercial disputes? And how can organizations use the new framework to preserve relationships rather than escalate conflict?  Martina Rossi and Piermaurizio Tafuni, senior associates in A&O Shearman's Litigation department, are joined by Nicola Giudice, a leading expert in mediation in Italy and head of the Conciliation Service at the Milan Chamber of Arbitration.  The conversation covers the core changes introduced by the Correttivo Cartabia, how those adjustments aim to make mediation more effective, and the practical steps businesses should take to make the most of the reformed framework.  Legal teams and business leaders managing disputes in Italian markets will leave this episode with a clear picture of the current mediation landscape and a sharper sense of when and how to use it.   Note: this episode is recorded in Italian. 

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