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Stricter Rules for Italian Citizenship by Descent - Are You Still Eligible? Act Now to Secure Your Italian Citizenship

Italy has introduced some changes to the citizenship laws. If you are considering applying for Italian citizenship by descent ( iure sanguinis ), it is important to be aware that the recent changes may affect your eligibility. On 23 May 2025,...

Protecting your Business in the Metaverse

What You Need to Know About non-fungible tokens (NFT) and Intellectual Property Law in England and Wales.  Intellectual property is a valuable asset and it is essential that it is protected.  Do you really own what your NFT says you...

Tactics used by Fraudsters in Romance Fraud

Financial fraud is an appalling crime at any level and has been assisted by the anonymity of cryptocurrency, in that once your cryptocurrency is in the hands of the fraudsters, without swift action, it can be dispersed into wallets in the fraudster’s...

New Visa Rules on the Horizon in the USA - Understanding the B1 and B2 Visas

The B-1 and B-2 visas are amongst the most widely used non-immigrant visas for travelling to the United States, covering short-term business visits and tourism respectively. While the core requirements for these visas remain unchanged, two important...

New Laws in Spain Governing the Impact of the Behaviour of Tourists and Foreign Nationals owning Residential Real Estate

The Spanish government has made a number of new rules and changes to existing procedures governing tourists to mitigate the impact on housing and also attempt to eradicate the unwelcome behaviour in public that is largely associated with excessive...

Sudden Death or Serious Assault Abroad - Giambrone and Partners can Help with the Fight for Justice

The unexpected premature loss of a loved one is a difficult situation to navigate for most people. When such a loss happens abroad and is clouded with the suggestion of foul play, there is an understandable immediate urgency to find out what happened, if...

The Rise of Sextortion and How Giambrone and Partners can Help with this Scam

In recent years, the rise of international cybercrime led by organised crime groups has raised increasing concern for international governments across the globe. One form of cybercrime, known as “financial sextortion,” has resulted in individuals...

Commercial Debt Recovery - Best Practices for Prevention and Enforcement

Commercial debt poses a significant threat to business stability. Disrupted cash flow can inhibit a business’s ability to meet essential obligations such as payroll, rent, supplier payments, and tax liabilities. Where traditional recourse such as...

Sustainable Tourism in Tunisia

Tourism is a vital sector in the global economy, contributing significantly to the economic strength of a country. It plays a pivotal role in cultural exchange and in showcasing each nation’s historical heritage. The sector stimulates growth across...

Greece successfully Tracks and Recovers stolen Cryptocurrency from Cyber Criminals

There are starkly opposing attitudes towards cryptocurrency across the globe. In some countries it is welcomed and in others it is banned. El Salvador was the first country to adopt it as legal tender and Switzerland is known as Crypto Valley and...

What to Do if Your Holiday in Italy Is Ruined by an Assault?

Italy is one of the most popular and beloved tourist destinations in the world but even during a dream vacation, unpleasant episodes can occur, such as physical, verbal or even psychological assault.   For a foreign citizen, experiencing an assault in...

Giambrone and Partners secures a Worldwide Freezing Order on Haydn Ross Snape setting new standards in Cryptocurrency Fraud

When it comes to tackling fraudulent investment schemes, victims often feel that they have little hope of ever recovering what is rightfully theirs, especially when the fraudsters hide behind complex cross-border structures and anonymous cryptocurrency...

The Hague Convention Recognition of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters (effective 1 July 2025)

The ongoing expansion of global commerce and cross-border transactions continues to fuel economic growth and open new markets. However, with this progress comes an increased risk of international disputes. When court proceedings are pursued, a party that...

The Employment Rights Bill will Re-enforce Employer Liability for Third-Party Harassment

The Employment Rights Bill is currently passing through Parliament, presently is at the committee stage in the House of Lords, when the Bill finally passes into law it will have a significant impact on employers given the considerable depth of the...

Injured in an Accident on Holiday Abroad? Understanding your Rights

Each year, approximately 66 million British citizens go to Europe, the vast majority are on holiday. Unfortunately, a number of them have an accident during the course of their holiday, often requiring hospitalisation. The injuries vary from minor...

Heading to France? Choose the right visa as a Saudi citizen

As the summer season is at our doorstep, France, home to the romantic streets of Paris, its “Haute couture”, luxury brands and the beaches of the French Riviera, is calling. Indeed, France remains one of the most sought-after destinations for...

Portuguese Immigration and Citizenship Law has undergone Radical Changes from June 2025

Portugal has announced sweeping changes to its immigration laws, with the new rules likely to apply retroactively from the 19th of June 2025. These reforms mark a significant shift in the country’s immigration policy, tightening eligibility...

Beware the Risks Associated with the Investigram Trading Platform - Legal Considerations for Investors

In recent years, the rise of online trading-related scams has caused increasing concern among investors. One platform frequently mentioned in user reports is Investigram , which, despite maintaining a seemingly professional online presence, has been...

How to Avoid Arrest on Holiday in Spain

Spain still retains its popularity as a holiday destination for British nationals, who alone contribute several billion euros annually to the Spanish economy. However, the rising anti-tourism protest campaign against over-tourism is largely due to the...

Divorce by Mutual Consent in France - A Simplified Process without a Court Hearing

For the vast majority of people divorce is one of the most difficult experiences. It is generally a lengthy and often a costly process, and when the parties involved are nationals of different countries it can be even more complex. However, in France...
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