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The Italian Association of Young Lawyers has the honour to take part in the debate on product liability in order to supplement and/or repeal the current European Directive 85/374/EEC. First, the definition of a defective product (in Article 6 of the proposal) appears to be generic, since it does not provide objective parameters for the assessment, or the reference to point (h) of that article.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
SMEunited welcomes the proposal as updated liability rules are necessary to account for the necessities of a digitalised world and a circular economy. Below our main take aways: - The proposal must take into account that an increased liability comes together with higher prices for European products. - Entrepreneurs require clear rules in order to make their business decisions.
AIGA, the Italian Association of Young Lawyers, has always been particularly positive and interested in the technological development of the application of Artistic Intelligence, taking care to play an active role in stimulating the legal debate surrounding it, in order to ensure legal certainty and at the same time encourage the wider use of this instrument.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
SMEunited welcomes the aim to provide more clarity and legal security for businesses engaging with AI in EU Member States and especially for businesses trading across borders. Bringing minimum levels of protection is appropriate but must take into account the size and resources of the different economic actors.
SMEunited welcomes the publication of the Inception Impact Assessment on “Upgrading digital company law”. However we regret once again that this consultation has been published during the holiday period. Our feedback on the IIA can be found in the attached policy paper.
The Italian Association of Young Lawyers (Aiga) welcomes the text of the proposal for a Directive, which responds well to the need of business and legal professionals to rapidly have comprehensive, up-to-date and easily understandable information on commercial bodies operating in the European single market.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
Already in its position paper during the call for evidence, SMEunited stressed that a European harmonisation of digital company law should not reduce what already exists in Member States, should ensure trust-worthy information and lead to a reduction of the administrative burdens. We welcome the principle of one-time registration of companies when establishing branches or a company in another Member State.
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