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Initial Review
We receive a brief description of the matter to confirm whether it aligns with the firm's practice areas.
Civil and Commercial Law
Legal defense in claims, contracts, unpaid debts, and property disputes.
Legal counsel for companies, freelancers, and individuals who need to assess the viability of a claim, protect their financial interests, or respond to a civil or commercial dispute.
Civil and Commercial Law
Practicing member of the ICAM Bar Association
Online assistance and by appointment
Clear fee proposals prior to taking action
Prior Legal Analysis
Not every claim should be initiated without studying its viability first.
In Civil and Commercial Law, the strategy depends on available documentation, evidence, deadlines, the opposing party's solvency, and the actual cost of the procedure.
Therefore, before starting a claim or defense, we evaluate whether there is sufficient legal basis, which path is most appropriate, and what economic or procedural risks should be considered.
The goal is not to litigate for the sake of litigating, but to act with criteria, foresight, and a strategy proportional to the economic interest of the matter.
Civil and Commercial Matters
We intervene in conflicts where documentation, claim strategy, and deadline control are decisive.
Debt Claims
Claiming unpaid invoices, loans, unpaid services, documented debts, and amounts owed by individuals, companies, or professionals.
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Contracts and Breaches
Analysis, drafting, termination, or claims arising from civil or commercial contracts when one party breaches their obligations.
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Leases and Property
Conflicts arising from rentals, contractual breaches, pending amounts, damages, security deposits, or real estate usage.
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Consumer and Corporate Disputes
Claims against companies, financial institutions, suppliers, or businesses in cases of abuse, breach of contract, or lack of response.
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Working Method
An orderly approach from the very first contact.
Each matter is studied from its documentary basis, deadlines, and economic viability before defining the strategy.
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Legal Consultation
We analyze relevant documentation, deadlines, risks, and the actual viability of taking action.
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Strategy
We define the most appropriate route: out-of-court claim, negotiation, order for payment procedure, verbal trial, ordinary trial, or appeal.
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Professional Engagement
If proceeding is appropriate, an engagement letter is formalized with clear actions and fees.
Relevant Documentation
Documentary evidence makes the difference.
In civil and commercial matters, available documentation dictates viability, the claim route, and procedural strategy.
Contracts, quotes, or invoices
Emails and communications
Proof of payment or bank transfers
Prior formal demands or certified notices (burofax)
Rulings, lawsuits, or notifications
Documents evidencing financial loss
Legal and documentary analysis is carried out exclusively within a contracted consultation or active professional engagement.
Request legal consultationLegal questions regarding civil law
We answer the most frequent questions about dispute management, judicial deadlines, and the costs of our legal advice.
Civil law is based on documentary evidence. Before taking on any case, we conduct an audit of your contracts, invoices, and communications to determine whether the claim has a reasonable prospect of success or if, on the contrary, risks outweigh benefits.
Timelines vary greatly depending on court workload and the type of proceeding (order for payment, verbal, or ordinary trial). A quick procedure can be resolved in months, whereas an ordinary trial may extend beyond a year. We will inform you of estimated timelines after analyzing your case.
We operate under total transparency criteria. Following the viability consultation, we will provide a clear engagement letter detailing our fees, avoiding surprises and hidden costs during the process.