Policy text drafting and revision
The Firm advises insurance companies, reinsurers, brokers and intermediaries on the drafting, review and updating of insurance policy wordings, providing support in the preparation of clear, effective provisions aligned with the latest regulatory and judicial developments.
Our services include the drafting and review of general and special policy conditions, risk-limitation clauses, claims-made provisions, retroactive coverage clauses, deductibles, policy limits, indemnities, and claims-handling clauses, with particular attention to the enforceability and practical effectiveness of contractual provisions in litigation and dispute resolution proceedings.
The Firm has gained significant experience in the review of policies relating to the sectors of Health and professional liability, D&O, General liability and insurance cover for public and private healthcare facilities.
Our extensive experience in insurance litigation and civil liability matters represents a substantial added value in the drafting of policy wordings, enabling us to identify and address potential interpretative and practical issues at an early stage, thereby enhancing contractual certainty and reducing litigation risk.
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The Interruption of the Statute of Limitations: Regulatory Framework and Recent Jurisprudential Developments
The principle of prescription, governed by the Civil Code, represents a mechanism for the extinction of rights due to their non-exercise by the holder over a period of time determined by law. The rationale behind this principle lies in the need for certainty in legal relationships. However, the passage of time can be halted by events demonstrating the holder's intention to exercise their right or by the recognition of the right itself by the obligor. These events give rise to