Negotiation
We seek an agreement that protects the relationship and your interests.
Commercial litigation and mediation in Valencia
We bring even the most opposed positions together in the most peaceful and cost-effective way. And when agreement is not possible, we defend your interests in court.
06 — Litigation and mediation
A good agreement in time is worth more than a good judgment too late. But if we have to go to court, we go prepared.
Civil and commercial mediation
A binding agreement without going to court.
Court claims
We defend you in court when there is no other way.
01 — Mediation
Civil and commercial mediation
Designed for cases where the parties prefer not to go to court because of a close or sensitive relationship: shareholders, relatives, long-standing suppliers. The resulting agreement is binding and can be enforced in court.
02 — Before suing
Out-of-court dispute resolution
Since April 2025, in most civil and commercial matters in Spain it is compulsory to attempt a negotiated solution —negotiation between lawyers, mediation, conciliation or other means— before filing a lawsuit. We handle it for you so that this step is useful rather than a formality.
03 — Claims
Claims against third parties and companies
We specialise in claiming any breach, financial or physical damage, liability, debt, obligation or right from third parties or companies. First out of court and, if necessary, in court.
- Breach of contract.
- Debt claims and unpaid invoices.
- Civil liability and damages.
- Shareholder disputes and challenges to company resolutions.
Services
Litigation and mediation services
- Court claims
- Civil and commercial mediation
- Negotiation
How we work
One method for every case: listen, understand the numbers and choose the route that protects what you have built.
- 01
Case review
We assess the evidence, deadlines and real chances of success.
- 02
Negotiation
We seek agreement with the other side.
- 03
Mediation
If needed, with an independent mediator.
- 04
Court, if needed
We defend your interests in court.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can’t find your question? In a first conversation, free of charge, we answer your questions about your specific case.
Since April 2025, in most civil and commercial proceedings you must show that an out-of-court resolution has been attempted. Mediation is one option, but direct negotiation between lawyers also counts, for example.
Yes. An agreement reached in mediation is binding and, if formalised before a notary or approved by a court, it can be enforced like a judgment.
All the documents that prove the debt: contract, invoices, delivery notes, emails or messages. With them we assess the fastest route, such as the payment order procedure.
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Timing matters
Acting in time changes everything.
A dispute between partners, a poorly drafted contract or an unanswered claim rarely resolves itself. Looking at it early widens your options and is usually the quickest and least costly way to resolve it.