Our partners and team have extensive experience in civil and commercial dispute resolution as well as intellectual property and copyright disputes, from a simple collection action to complex judicial or arbitral disputes between shareholders, trusts, civil or property liability, performance of contracts, bankruptcy proceedings, among others.

During our track record, we have emphasized the protection of human rights, participating in several complex cases related to moral damages —many related to exercise of the freedom of expression and discrimination of individuals who belong to vulnerable groups, and medical malpractice— and relief of damages in general.

We also seek to privilege the business and commercial relationships of our clients by proposing strategies that allow them to maintain and grow such relationships, thus allowing them to defend their rights in a way that does not prevent the continuance and even the strengthening of their business partnerships.

Our lawyers develop comprehensive and humane strategies to advise our clients on divorce, disputes related to custody, child support, parental rights, compensation, and estates.

In family matters, we place special emphasis on the human side of disputes, favoring agreements over long litigation. Family law is more specialized each day, and our firm is proud to offer an area dedicated exclusively to handling these matters, which is well known and respected in the sector.

Sometimes disputes, whether for their magnitude or complexity, require the participation of legal specialists in several areas of specialization. We have assisted our clients in forming and then coordinating these teams so they can have a main point of contact that provides daily information on the performance of their external counsel, thus allowing resource efficiency.

We always work together with our client’s legal departments, on the premise that talent and knowledge of each party involved must be used, all aimed at resolving the issue as efficiently as possible. Teams are stronger than individuals.