COMMERCIAL AND CORPORATE LAWYERS
COMMERCIAL LAW
In this area, the firm’s practice includes advising companies on commercial, corporate, contractual, and insolvency matters.
In the area of corporate law, mergers, spin-offs, asset transfers, etc., we provide advice to directors, always with a view to avoiding their liability, and, in general, we provide the legal advice required for the ordinary or extraordinary activities of any company, from the time of its incorporation until its dissolution.
Contract-related advisory services, which include drafting contracts and documents in this diverse and complex field, such as commercial sales agreements, commission agreements, agency agreements, distribution agreements, insurance agreements, joint venture agreements, etc.
Our litigation practice includes challenging corporate resolutions, directors’ liability, consumer and user protection, patents, trademarks, unfair competition, etc.).
Experience in insolvency proceedings, not only in managing insolvency proceedings and representing the debtor, and its administrators; but we can also defend the rights of any creditor during the insolvency proceedings, both from the initial filing of the petition and in opposition to the petition filed by any creditor.
A brief overview of our services, without intending to cover all those we provide, would be:
BUSINESS ADVISORY SERVICES
EMPLOYMENT LAW ADVICE
DRAFTING OF MINUTES
UNPAID DEBT CLAIMS
Corporate matters
- Structural changes to companies: mergers, spin-offs, transfers, etc.
- Advice on directors’ liability
- Venture capital transactions
- Company incorporations
- Dissolution of companies
- Representation of shareholders at general meetings
- Withdrawal and exclusion of shareholders
- Amendments to the bylaws
Contractual matters
- Purchase and sale of companies
- Commercial purchase and sale agreements and all types of contracts of this nature.
- Formation of Joint Ventures
- Purchase and sale of loan portfolios
- Corporate agreements or shareholders’ agreements
Insolvency matters
- Management of insolvency proceedings on behalf of the insolvent party, directors, or creditors.
- Advice to the debtor during the pre-insolvency phase.
- Drafting of initial insolvency filing
- Notice of claims and appearances in the proceedings
- Opposition to compulsory insolvency proceedings
- Insolvency-related motions
- Opposition to the classification of the insolvency as culpable
Commercial matters
- Commercial debt claims in court
- Claims Arising from Banking Law
- Claims arising from insurance policies, such as life insurance, civil liability, theft, etc.
- Advice on commercial transactions
- Transportation claims
- Claims arising from letters of credit.
Related posts
Hidden Defects. Construction Defects – Sale of Real Estate.
Hidden Defects in Real Estate Transactions: What happens if, after purchasing a home, damage of such magnitude is discovered that, had we known about it beforehand, we would not have bought the home or would have negotiated a significant reduction in the price? These are what are known as hidden defects. We are dealing with significant damage here, not so-called finishing defects […]
Common Property Division
Division of Common Property: Co-ownership, or condominium—defined as a situation in which several people share ownership of a real property—is governed by key provisions in our Civil Code. This general regulation does not preclude other specific provisions, such as those set forth in the Horizontal Property Act, which addresses concepts such as homeowners’ associations […]
When to Take Legal Action for Nonpayment of Rent
This is a very common question among landlords, as it is particularly frustrating to deal with a tenant who does not pay rent. However, it is also difficult to go through legal proceedings and incur expenses that, even if they are recovered later, must be paid upfront from the beginning. Eviction Proceedings for Nonpayment The law […]