Practice areas · Civil, mercantil e inmobiliario
We protect assets, contracts and rights when a relationship turns into a dispute
We choose the route from the document, the evidence, the objective and the real prospect of enforcement.
Civil and commercial proceedings · Debt collection and enforcement of security · Contracts and civil liability · Leasing, property, mortgages and real estate transactions · Corporate and asset disputes
When we step in
Common situations
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There is a breach of contract, a debt, financial damage or an obligation that has to be enforced or defended.
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There are overdue accounts, security instruments, promissory notes, mortgages or assets whose recovery or enforcement requires going to court.
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There is a dispute over property, a lease, a company, a contract or a real estate transaction.
What it covers
Scope of service
Civil and commercial litigation through the routes that fit the document and the claim
Court-led debt collection, enforcement of settlements and security, attachments and enforcement measures
Corporate, asset, property, leasing and mortgage disputes
Dispute prevention through contract review, negotiation and drafting
An effective asset strategy considers from the outset not just how to obtain a ruling, but how to make it useful and enforceable.
How we work
From the document to enforcement
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Document and asset assessment
We review the contract, title, background, available evidence, solvency and objective before choosing the route.
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Setting the strategy
Litigation, negotiation, settlement, precautionary measures or a combination of them, depending on the legal position and the cost-benefit of the matter.
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Enforcement and closure
We follow through on the steps needed to give effect to the ruling or the settlement, within the agreed scope.
Frequently asked questions
What to review first
How long can civil or commercial proceedings take?
There is no single answer. It depends on the route, the state, the court's caseload, the defences and interlocutory motions raised and, where applicable, the appeals. A responsible estimate can only be given after reviewing the case.
Sue or negotiate?
It depends on the objective, the evidence, the other side's solvency, and the time and cost of the dispute. A good strategy can combine negotiation with preparing for litigation without giving up legal ground.
Do you review contracts and transactions before a dispute arises?
Yes. We draft and review contracts, security instruments, settlements, transaction documents and legal structures to prevent exposure and make them easier to enforce.
Next step
Tell us about the dispute or the transaction you need reviewed.
We work Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 16:00. Write or call +52 55 6791 2014.