
Litigation
DT Law Firm assists individuals, institutions and organisations in domestic and international proceedings, adopting an approach based on active listening, technical expertise and professional responsibility. We offer services to individuals and law firms.
We add value by providing domestic lawyers with an additional tool for their legal toolbox: the expertise to use international legal instruments and arguments in sensitive, delicate and high-stakes cases.
Areas of focus
Find out how DT Law Firm ensures effective legal representation and the protection of human rights with professionalism and a personalised approach.

Proceedings before the European Court of Human Rights, the Court of Justice of the European Union and other international courts
We represent individuals and organisations before the European Court of Human Rights, in preliminary rulings and main proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union, and in complaints to the European Committee of Social Rights and UN committees.

Enforcement of international judgments
We monitor and control the implementation of decisions made by international courts, to ensure that the protection of rights is not merely theoretical but tangible and effective through their subsequent enforcement by domestic authorities.

Domestic proceedings
We support defence teams in national courts whenever violations of fundamental rights arise, drawing on our specialist expertise. We work across civil, criminal and public/administrative law in a cross-cutting and cross-sectoral manner, prioritising a multidisciplinary approach.
How we operate
One more opportunity for lawyers, greater protection for clients

Listening and Assessment
Every case begins with a direct discussion with the client and their lawyer, if one is already appointed, to understand the shortcomings of the domestic legal system, the prejudice suffered and what is at stake.

Shared Strategy
We work with the client to develop the most appropriate defence strategy. We work in synergy with and to complement the defence measures already in place, to determine how the Human Rights-Based Approach can be effective and successful in resolving the case..

Well-informed legal action
We support the defence in domestic proceedings, to effectively raise constitutional and international arguments. We represent clients before international bodies in cases that have been lost at the domestic level, in order to overturn the outcome and denounce the violation of fundamental rights.

Evaluation and Impact
Every argument put forward and every remedy sought is aimed at achieving a practical outcome. We identify the beneficial effect and, on that basis, assess the impact of the judgement on the client’s situation. For us, a successful case is one that brings the client genuine satisfaction.

The start of your defence
In this section, we’ll guide you step by step through the process of launching your legal defence with our expert support.
Stage One: Initial Contact
The first step: the client or their law firm can contact us to review the case, request specialist legal representation and determine the best strategy.
Stage Two: Feasibility study
During this phase, we examine all the available documentation, a disposizione, draw up a defence strategy and present the action plan to the client.
Taking a rigorous and professional approach, we provide a frank and well-reasoned assessment of the prospects of success, enabling the client to make a well-informed decision.
Stage Three: Active Defence
We represent clients in court proceedings and incommunications with other parties involved in the dispute, in Italian and in foreign languages.
We handle the rafting of defence submissionsand the presentation of arguments at hearings. We pursue the case with diligence and commitment, maintaining constant contact with the Client.

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Our case studies and projects
Some of our work has helped develop new forms of protection and raise awareness among institutions and the wider public.
We share our cases and reflections in the Newssection, where legal theory and practice meet.
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Strasbourg, 7 May 2026 The case: death in hospital and the length of proceedings The European Court of Human Rights […]
Strasburgo, 7 maggio 2026 Il caso: decesso in ambito ospedaliero e durata del procedimento…
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Judgment No. 63/2026 on citizenship by descent: the Constitutional Court’s reasoning has been filed
Depositate il 30 aprile 2026 le motivazioni della sentenza n. 63/2026: la Corte costituzionale…
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Citizenship by descent: the Constitutional Court dismisses the questions regarding Decree-Law 36/2025
In its statement of 12 March 2026, the Constitutional Court announced that it had ...
