Litigation is the judicial or arbitration process used to resolve disputes between companies, partners, third parties, or with the State in commercial, corporate, civil, and administrative matters. A judicial process becomes necessary when direct solutions to disputes —such as those involving partners, competitors, suppliers, clients, or third parties— are not possible.

A litigation lawyer represents their client before courts and tribunals, designs the most appropriate legal strategy, protects the organization’s interests, and seeks agreements that reduce economic and reputational risks.

Civil litigation addresses conflicts related to personal status, family matters, assets and properties, civil contracts, and civil liability, as well as disputes involving companies (contracts, damages, or breaches). Commercial litigation focuses on disputes between merchants and corporations arising from business activities.

Corporate litigation becomes necessary when no agreement is reached regarding disputes between partners, issues in corporate governance, challenges to board decisions, or conflicts over the ownership of shares and equity interests.

By hiring litigation lawyers, your company gains access to faster resolutions that minimize risks and costs while preventing extended judicial processes. If litigation cannot be avoided, you benefit from a personalized legal strategy and effective representation before the courts.