Civil justice, the gaps in the disposition time of the Italian courts are very large: they range from the more virtuous Gorizia with 132 days to Vibo Valentia with 928. The average is 364 days

Huge times that risk cause us to lose PNRR funds also, but in general the gaps are exaggerated.

In fact, Confartigianato’s territorial analysis highlights aItaly of multi-speed justice. Among the 140 Courts, the better performance they register at Goriziawhere for a civil proceeding they are needed on average 132 daysfollowed by Vercelli with 151 days, Biella con 161, Udine con 166, Chieti con 179, Parma with 180 e Verona with 200 days.

At the other extreme the negative record belongs to Vibo Valentia con 928 daysequal to two and a half times the national average, followed by Venezia with 773 days, Vallo della Lucaniacon 726, Lanusei con 694, Trieste con 637, Cagliari with 624 e Lamezia Terme with 601 days.

Even at the level regional emerge profound imbalances. Regions with one faster civil justice I’m there Aosta Valley with 239 days, the Piedmont with 248, theEmilia-Romagna with 268, the Tuscany with 271 and the Trentino-Alto Adige with 275 days. Black shirt for slowness of civil justice it’s there Sardiniawhere it takes on average 535 days, followed by Basilicata con 483, Campania con 459, Puglia con 441, Sicily with 440 e Calabria with 416 days. Overall, in the Centre-North the procedures are quicker with an average of 308 days, 15.4% less than the national average, while in the South they take 443 days, 21.7% more.