Our areas of practice

Workplace disputes and litigations
Disputes and litigations in the workplace can arise in different situations:
- Psychological complaints or signalling
- Grievances, complaints, or other legal recourses
- Interpersonal conflicts between employees and/or managers
- Group conflicts or toxic work environment
We also implement preventive measures to avoid existing problems or disputes to escalate into litigation.
Commercial disputes and litigations
Commercial disputes and litigations can arise in different situations:
- Commercial disputes brought before the court (litigation)
- Contractual relations with co-contractors, suppliers, and providers
- Intellectual Property
- Real Estate and Construction
- Business and Corporate law
- Competition Law
- Conflicts between partners and shareholders
- Strategic alliances and partnerships
- Creditor and debtor relations
- Insurance
- Merger and acquisition
Disputes and litigations between business partners, shareholders, and associates
Disputes and litigations between business partners, shareholders and associates can arise in different situations:
- Shareholders’ agreements
- Business transfer
- Dynamics between associates or majority or minority shareholders
- Drafting, review or modification of partnership agreements or strategic alliances
- Contractual relations
- Deteriorated interpersonal relationships between partners and shareholders that are detrimental to the business
Agricultural disputes and litigations
Agricultural disputes and litigations can arise in different situations:
- Conflictual situations in the operation of farms and agro-businesses
- Sale, transfer, or succession planning of assets, including farms and agro-businesses, farmlands, and livestock.
- Indebtedness and insolvency
- Relations with financial institutions, banks, and other debtors
- Contractual relations with clients or suppliers