Promoting or resisting judgment is not always the best course of action: starting from this premise, after careful and in-depth examination of the facts and issues to be addressed in court, not only the likelihood of a successful outcome of the dispute, but also the timing and possible costs of the procedure will be assessed.
Particular attention is given to the pre-contractual phase especially in the case of international relations where the resolution of any dispute is devolved to one or more arbitrators, with consequent need to prepare an appropriate clause identifying, inter alia, the applicable law, the arbitration procedure and the place of arbitration.