Trade Signals By Amber Russell · Sep 28, 2026
Prosecutors Seek 42 New Permanent Positions
Greek prosecutors seek 42 new permanent positions to address justice system staffing shortages.
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Vessel Ledger By Shannon Coleman · Sep 22, 2026
CPA Firms Adopt Legal Policies for Employee Monitoring
CPA firms implement employee monitoring to protect sensitive financial data and mitigate risks from data breaches and unauthorized access, ensuring compliance w
Dock Reports By Shannon Coleman · Sep 19, 2026
IRS cybersecurity program falls short of federal standards
IRS cybersecurity program fails federal standards in 2026, with three core functions—identify, protect, and detect—falling short of FISMA requirements.
Dock Reports By Erin Peterson · Sep 11, 2026
Audit trails become essential for corporate compliance
Detailed corporate audit trails are critical for compliance, security, and accountability in modern finance and tech firms.
Charter Watch By Shannon Coleman · Sep 4, 2026
Court Sends VAT Refund Case to United Sections
The Italian Supreme Court sent a VAT refund case to the United Sections to address a conflict over the Compensazioni IVA threshold and penalty changes.
Charter Watch By Shannon Coleman · Sep 2, 2026
What to do if a Croatian law firm contacts you
What to do if a Croatian law firm contacts you for a fine. Learn about private collection agencies and your rights regarding traffic violations.
Vessel Ledger By Shannon Coleman · Aug 29, 2026
Health surcharge rule requires doctor notification first
Doctor notification must come Italy's health surcharge rule; a Bologna Tribunal ruling declared a €100,000 settlement inadmissible for lacking notice.
Vessel Ledger By Shannon Coleman · Aug 28, 2026
Lawyer Owes 8 Months’ Salary to Secretary
Supreme Court rejects lawyer's appeal for not paying secretary for 21 months, despite debt agreements and court order. Lawyer Networks book details this issue.
Trade Signals By Shannon Coleman · Aug 27, 2026
Judge Can Change Prevention Measures
Judge can change prevention measures in certain cases, according to recent court ruling on pericolositĂ sociale.
Marina Briefs By Shannon Coleman · Aug 26, 2026
Italy’s Top Court Rules on Crime Damage Limits
Italy's Supreme Court clarifies crime damage limits, allowing longer criminal prescription to extend civil compensation claims and impact future lawsuits.