Our experts have wide experience in representing Shareholder litigation, members, directors, and companies in business disputes as shareholder derivative lawsuits. We can assist you with all aspects of losses as a result of negligent behavior by a corporation and its directors, or by third parties.

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Our lawyers have experience representing clients in a variety of litigation matters from business partnerships to international corporations, as well as those who work for those organizations.

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Many commercial litigation cases come down to the rights and obligations under contracts. Our lawyers are trained and fully understand the Commercial & Contractual Disputes considerations to provide effective legal advice tailored to your business’s needs and situation.

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Many of this construction litigation is resolved through arbitration. An arbitration process involves a contractual form of dispute resolution, that comes about from a non-affiliated third party that will review the case and comes to a conclusion. Disputes are resolved on the basis of material facts, documents, and relevant principles of law.

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Our litigators have assisted institutions, businesses, and individuals in Puerto Rico and internationally with administrative proceedings (non-judicial processes).

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Public contracts provide enormous opportunities to grow your business. But navigating government procurement processes can be difficult, expensive, and time consuming. We have extensive experience handling all aspects of government procurement, purchasing contracts, and public bidding.

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Dispute Resolution is the process of resolving legal conflicts without going to trial before a federal or state court. We have extensive expertise advising clients on arbitration, dispute resolution, and mediation.

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Often, arbitration is easier than litigating. If you have a case that you believe could settle if the defendant offers a fair settlement, it’s worth considering arbitration. Arbitration is generally considered a more neutral option in international trade. That is why it's always advisable to seek arbitration attorneys before taking any action.

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