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STRAMERA & LI PUMA · LEXONEWORLD

Civil and Commercial Litigation

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Practice Area · Italy

Civil and commercial litigation

The firm assists Italian and international clients in civil and commercial disputes, with support from the preliminary assessment of facts, documents, and procedural options through each stage of the proceedings.

Our work includes procedural strategy, drafting of judicial submissions, coordination with technical advisors when required, and representation before Italian courts, with constant focus on protecting client interests.

Dispute assessment

Initial legal review of the dispute, contractual framework, available evidence, and procedural implications to define a clear litigation path.

Procedural management

Management of court filings, hearings, deadlines, and procedural coordination throughout first instance and subsequent phases where applicable.

Commercial conflicts

Assistance in disputes involving commercial relationships, contract performance, payment issues, liability, and business-related claims.

Litigation strategy

Case-by-case strategic planning aligned with legal risk, procedural timing, and the protection of client interests in Italian judicial contexts.

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