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Litigation always comes at the wrong time. Whether it is a complaint from a recently dismissed employee, a contractual dispute with a supplier or a dispute from a customer, it does not matter how prepared you are: if you are not protected, you pay the price.

Every company has key figures who represent much more than just a role—they are the driving force behind growth, stability, and strategic vision. These individuals are irreplaceable; their expertise, insights, and relationships make a fundamental contribution to the company's success. But what happens if one of these people is suddenly no longer there?

An accounting error, a forged signature, an unauthorised transaction. It does not take a major scandal to bring a company into crisis: sometimes an isolated act, a carelessness or misplaced trust is enough.

Running a business entails a number of responsibilities that go far beyond the simple development of the business. One of the most important of these is ensuring that the business is adequately protected against risks that could jeopardise not only day-to-day operations, but also long-term economic viability.

Strategic decisions shape the future of a company, but they also entail significant risks for those making them.

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In the social-health sector, risk management is a crucial aspect of ensuring the continuity and safety of facilities. Elderly homes and care institutions must be able to count on adequate insurance coverage designed to meet their specific needs.

Even the best packaging and transportation strategies cannot completely eliminate the risks associated with shipping goods. Unpredictable events such as extreme weather conditions, theft, fire or even acts of piracy can compromise the integrity of shipments

Every business relies on one fundamental element: trust in its business partners. But what happens when one of these partners fails to meet its financial commitments?

Running a business means balancing strategic decisions, risk management and compliance with legal regulations. Directors, members of management, auditors and board of directors (D&O) bodies are key figures in this process, and their decisions can have significant consequences ...

In today's hyper-connected world, digital information is a valuable but vulnerable resource. Businesses and freelancers face a growing threat, cybercrime.

In the course of daily operations, any professional entity may face claims, whether legitimate or not. The law requires, whoever causes damage to third parties, to compensate them, thus making liability insurance indispensable for any company, freelancer, public entity or association.

In the construction industry, even the best planned projects can face unforeseen contingencies. Construction accidents and sudden events can slow down work and incur unforeseen costs, putting the success of the project at risk. For this reason, it is critical to have adequate insurance coverage that protects against these risks.

In today's effervescent event industry, where every detail matters and the unexpected is always just around the corner, there is no such thing as too much security. If you are planning concerts, festivals, exhibitions, air shows, car races or sporting events, you know how vast and complex the range of risks to be managed is. This is precisely where the crucial role of insurance comes into play, when there is a need to protect against property losses that could result from the cancellation of the event itself.

In this contemporary era of rapid change and global challenges, risk management is proving increasingly crucial, especially when it comes to protecting assets of considerable value or dealing with specific dangers. The insurance market has had to evolve rapidly to keep up with these needs, prompting specialized operators to develop innovative and customized solutions.