Practice areas · Civil and commercial
The dispute already costs more than the amount at stake
We take the matter through the route that resolves it fastest.
Ordinary and executory commercial proceedings · Judicial collection and enforcement of guarantees · Corporate disputes and annulment of shareholder resolutions · Contract review and drafting before a dispute arises
Who needs it
Three concrete situations
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A client or supplier defaulted and the contract is not clear.
02
You have overdue receivables that out-of-court collection can no longer recover.
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A partner is blocking decisions or there is a dispute at the shareholders meeting.
What it includes
Scope of service
Ordinary and executory commercial proceedings
Judicial collection and enforcement of guarantees
Corporate disputes and annulment of shareholder resolutions
Contract review and drafting before a dispute arises
You stop dragging a dispute that consumes more than what is at stake.
How it is delivered
From first contact to resolution
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Assessment of the document
We check whether what you hold is an executory instrument. The route and the timing depend on it.
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The shortest available route
Executory commercial proceedings, ordinary proceedings or negotiation with a judicially enforceable settlement.
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Enforcement
Attachment, auction or performance of the settlement. A case won but not enforced is worth nothing.
Questions
What clients ask first
How long does an executory commercial proceeding take?
It depends on the venue, the court\u2019s caseload and the motions filed by the opposing party. The executory route is the shortest when the underlying document is a negotiable instrument, which is why we start by reviewing the document.
Sue or negotiate?
When the amount in dispute is less than the cost of litigation, negotiating with an enforceable settlement is usually the better outcome. We say so even when it means not litigating.
Do you review contracts before a dispute exists?
Yes. It is the cheapest intervention of all and the least requested. We review framework agreements, promissory notes, guarantees and bylaws.
Next step
Does your matter involve civil and commercial? Tell us.
We work Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 16:00. Write or call +52 55 6791 2014.