COMMERCIAL LAW

Commercial law is the branch of law that regulates the legal relationships arising from commercial and business activities. Its main objective is to regulate the exercise of organized economic activity for the production, distribution, exchange and consumption of goods and services. Commercial law is essential for regulating economic and business activities in any society, providing the necessary legal framework for the development and protection of commercial relations between companies, as well as for guaranteeing legal certainty in the field of business.

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Company law: Advice on regulations for the creation, organization, operation and dissolution of different forms of commercial companies, such as public limited companies, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, limited partnerships, among others.

Commercial contracts: Drafting, interpretation or execution of commercial contracts, commercial leases, leases for use other than as a dwelling or contracts of sale and purchase and the obligations and rights incorporated therein.

Exchange law: Advice on the various securities and financial instruments used in commercial transactions, such as bills of exchange, promissory notes, cheques and other negotiable documents.

Management of non-payments.

Legal claims.

Defense of the client's interests against possible claims received.

Competition law: Regulates competition between companies to avoid unfair practices, monopolies and restrictions to free competition in the market.

Notary, land registry and land registry formalities.

Insolvency law: Insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings of companies, as well as debt restructuring and liquidation proceedings. Advice for creditors and filing of claims with insolvency administrators, as well as possible insolvency incidents.