Events
The Studio Legale Magri takes part in formation activities, organizes and coordinates courses, seminars and conferences in civil, corporate and commercial law, and collaborates with important Italian University (in particular Brescia and Trieste).
Technology and Deontological Rules – Brescia, December 12, 2014
A few month ago we preannounced we was organizing a new Conference on important issues in the Italian Justice scenario: the relationships beetween technology and deontological rules. Now we are ready! The Congress will take place on December 12, 2014 in Brescia (Paul VI Pastoral Centre, located
Professional legal education program 2014
After the meeting held last February 28 (reguarding consumers), we plan other three important events starting next October and destined for the professional training of lawyers. All events were accredited by the Bar of Brescia with 5 credits.
Minor, Damages, Responsibilities – Reggio Emilia, 6.6.2014
Titled “Minor, Damages, Responsibilities – Relationships as a yardstick“, this important conference co-organized by “Personaedanno” and “Reggio Children” will take place at the headquarters of “Reggio Children” association (located in Via Bligny n. 1/a) on June 6, 2014 at 9 am.
Technology, deontological rules and possibile relationships
What will be the impact of the Electronic Civil Process (also called PCT) in the Italian Justice scenario? and which consequences will it have on the application of the deontological rules for laywers?
These are really important question, and for these reasons, we are organizing for the end of May a new conference…
“Reforming labor markets” by Elsa Fornero
We would like to share with you this interesting article written by Prof. Elsa Fornero, Former Minister of Labour, Social Policies and Equal Opportunities of Italy, who recently attended the conference on Labor Law Reform organized by Studio Legale Magri.
Our plans for 2014
What are we working on for 2014? We are planning many activities. We are going to organize a new series of lectures to examine closely very topical subjects, with a special format which…
