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International matters

Matters spanning countries and languages: understand the context and identify the expertise required.

EXPERIMENTAL PILOT PROJECT

Asia–Europe Centre

Three free tools to get started: official sources, a guided first-enquiry draft and educational resources for languages and cultures. This pilot does not receive case submissions.

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Asia Pacific and the European Union ↗

Thirty short guides to prepare trade, contracts and investment involving Italy and the EU. Other European countries require separate assessment.

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Europe or the EU: define your market

Selling “in Europe” does not identify one legal regime. Italy and other EU states share many rules; the UK, Switzerland and other markets need separate checks.

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International contracts: language, law and disputes

Contract language does not automatically select the governing law. Choosing law and choosing courts or arbitration address different questions.

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Issues to describe

Cross-border contracts, business activity and coordination between professionals.

Documents to prepare

Documents in their original languages, agreements, countries involved, timeline and objective.

The first question

Which countries and languages are involved, and where did the main events occur?

LEXONEWORLD / INTERNATIONAL

International services

International services and collaboration: choose a pathway, prepare an enquiry and agree the expertise required.

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In this field

The professional first reviews the request, then identifies the documents, further checks and approach needed for that case.

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Study first, then discuss.

We follow the A.D.O.S. INTERNATIONAL principles. We separate facts from opinions, hear every side, explain the evidence and say what remains uncertain.

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Understand

We reconstruct the facts. Which points are agreed, disputed or still uncertain?

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Examine

We compare statements with documents, check whether the records are complete and where they came from, and hear both sides.

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Discuss

With each side’s lawyers, we clarify disagreements and consider proposals that explain their reasons.

Three questions that help clarify a dispute

Shared accounts

Which facts do both sides acknowledge?

Positions to compare

Where do the accounts of events or documents differ?

Still to be checked

Which originals, answers or checks are still missing?

Discussion is voluntary and starts with the evidence. The project does not follow the model of mandatory mediation. Decisions and legal steps remain with the parties and qualified professionals, with respect for their rights.

LEXONEWORLD / A.D.O.S. INTERNATIONAL

Start with a clear question.

Start with the firm’s contact details. Agree a confidential channel with the professional before sending case documents.

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