Commercial law specialist · Financial consultant
Adrián Benítez Vera
His approach combines productivity and effectiveness, which directly benefits clients and their businesses.

What makes a firm different is the people in it. This is who we are.
Did you know that in Spain nine out of ten insolvency proceedings end in liquidation, compared with six out of ten in other European countries?
That is why, after several years working with other firms, we decided to found Rodian Abogados: to offer different, more efficient solutions in a sector used to resolving business insolvency through liquidation.
Being a legal and financial firm means we are highly qualified lawyers who specialise in complex financial matters, and that we work to cancel debts using liquidation only as a last resort.
Our mission
We want businesses and people to be able to breathe easy in a crisis, knowing they will not lose what they worked so hard to build.
Values
We don’t look for someone to blame; we look for solutions. And we do it in a very particular way.
Our drive to offer different solutions has led us to innovate in how we use insolvency proceedings and the Second Chance Law.
We put ourselves in your shoes to achieve the best legal and financial outcome for your business.
We adapt quickly to the economic context, the market and your company’s circumstances.
Our goal is for our work to make a real difference to your business.
We work on every case together, from several disciplines.
Our people
Commercial law specialist · Financial consultant
His approach combines productivity and effectiveness, which directly benefits clients and their businesses.
Commercial law specialist · Administrative manager
His approach combines dedication to clients with effectiveness and rigour, raising the standard of legal practice.
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.