Insolvency proceedings
We use insolvency proceedings to save businesses, not to close them.

Let’s make what you’ve built last.
We are the firm that doesn’t look to liquidate. We protect businesses, assets and people when they need it most.
Your business deserves a way forward, not a closure. We are an insolvency and commercial law firm in Valencia with a legal and financial approach. We turn complex situations —debt, shareholder disputes, insolvency— into clear solutions that protect your business and your assets.
Why work with us?
In Spain, nine out of ten insolvency proceedings end in liquidation; in other European countries, six. We founded Rodian to change that statistic: we are the firm that doesn’t look to liquidate.
Practice areas
What matters to us is not just what we do, but how we do it. That is what makes us different.
We use insolvency proceedings to save businesses, not to close them.
Creditor negotiations and restructuring plans before insolvency.
Legal advice so your company runs and grows without surprises.
We protect the personal assets of the people who run the company.
Debt discharge and a fresh start for the self-employed and individuals.
We defend your interests at the negotiating table and, if needed, in court.

Insolvency law
As insolvency lawyers in Valencia we see it every day: used badly, insolvency means closure. Used well and in time, it lets you negotiate debt write-offs and payment deferrals, protect the business and keep jobs.
Rodian · Our purpose
Behind every business are years of hard work.
A team that trusts you. Clients who count on you. A name worth protecting.
Insolvency and commercial lawyers alongside specialists in finance, management and organisation, working together on every case. Because a business in crisis needs more than a court filing.
Testimonials
Average rating 5.0 out of 5
“I needed their help to deal with the liquidation of my company. They kept me informed about the proceedings at every stage, stuck to the budget, and everything went exactly as they had told me at the start. It is true that it took time, but that was not down to them. I’m glad I hired them.”
Timing matters
Businesses tend to file for insolvency only when the situation is already unsustainable. But acting early —through insolvency or a restructuring plan— can make the difference between restructuring and liquidating. And failing to act in time can put directors’ personal assets at risk.