WFW advises Ryanair on successful defence of disruptive passenger clause before Milan Court6 October 2026
In a decree published on 28 September 2026, the Court dismissed Codici’s action in its entirety.
In a decree published on 28 September 2026, the Court dismissed Codici’s action in its entirety.
Questions of injunctive relief to prevent bond calls, jurisdiction for tort claims, rectification of a shareholder register and third party claims where the interim party is insolvent feature in this first Commercial Disputes Weekly after our break.
A global review of aviation case law from the first half of 2026.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider enforcement of foreign judgments in various forms and a claim for state immunity. Commercial Disputes Weekly will now take a break and return in September.
WFW successfully represented Ryanair before the Court of Milan’s Special Commercial Division in proceedings which have declared inadmissible a class action brought by consumer association Codici – Centro per i Diritti del Cittadino concerning aspects of the airline’s online check-in policy.
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