Are you in any of these situations?
These are the most common cases that come to our law firm in Madrid. If you identify with any of them, your dismissal may not be legal and you could be entitled to greater compensation or even to get your job back. We will analyse your employment situation in a free initial consultation.
You have received a court summons or notification and the deadlines for responding are already running.
You've been trying to resolve a conflict amicably for months and the only remaining option is to go to court.
You need to claim a debt, an inheritance, a breach of contract or any civil matter that is not progressing without judicial intervention.
You are facing criminal proceedings and want a criminal defence solicitor who knows the workings of the Court in detail.
You want to appeal a decision by the Public Administration that you consider unfair or disproportionate.
You are involved in a commercial, insolvency, or employment process and do not understand the strategy your current lawyer is pursuing.
This is what we can do for you
As a specialist firm in litigation law, we design a comprehensive procedural strategy, anticipate the other party's moves, and support you from the initial case analysis to the enforcement of the judgment.
Whatever your case may be, you will have the support of a lawyer specialising in procedural law who has an in-depth knowledge of the specific jurisdiction in which it will be resolved.
Representation in civil jurisdiction and civil procedural law
- Debt claims, inheritances and wills
- Contested divorces
- Changes to measurements
- Nullity of contracts
- Tortious liability
- Conflicts over private property or leases.
Defence in criminal jurisdiction
- Assistance in economic, computer, and road safety crimes
- Gender-based violence
- Drug trafficking
- Homicides
- Crimes against workers' rights.
Administrative contentious proceedings
- Appeals against decisions of the Public Administration that you consider unfair
- Disproportionate penalties
- Administrative records
- Inactivity claims by the competent authority.
Commercial and insolvency litigation
- Business-to-business claims
- Insolvency proceedings
- Defence of companies in corporate disputes
- Matters of special patrimonial significance before the Commercial Courts.
Processes in social jurisdiction
- Dismissals
- Workplace accidents
- Claims to the National Insurance Scheme
- Permanent disabilities
- Collective disputes
- Any matter arising from the employment relationship.
Military jurisdiction
Special procedures in the military sphere, with knowledge of the legislative particularities of the Armed Forces and Civil Guard.
Let's talk before the deadlines work against you
If you are already involved in a procedure or suspect you will be, the sooner we speak, the more scope we will have to build your defence.
Our step-by-step procedure as litigation lawyers in Madrid
We know that legal proceedings create uncertainty. That's why we work with a clear methodology that you'll be aware of from day one, with no surprises or grey areas.
- Initial consultation and preliminary legal advice. We'll meet you for an initial consultation where the most important thing is to understand your situation: the facts, any deadlines you have, the documentation you possess, and, above all, what outcome you wish to achieve.
- In-depth analysis and legal opinion. We analysed all the documentation, reviewed the applicable case law and assessed the realistic chances of success.
- Definition of litigation strategy and dispute resolution. We designed the action plan, identified the necessary evidence, anticipated the other party's moves, and, if possible, we first explored out-of-court avenues through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration proceedings.
- Technical preparation of the procedure. We draft legal documents with the rigour required by each court, submit documentation within deadlines, and coordinate experts and witnesses.
- Representation before the Court. We'll assist you with all hearings, appearances, and procedural actions. You'll go into court knowing what to expect, what you might be asked, and how we'll defend your position.
- Tracking, resources and enforcement of judgment. Once the sentence has been handed down, we will discuss with you whether it is advisable to appeal or to enforce it.
Why trust us
Choosing a litigation lawyer or a litigation advisor is one of the most important decisions you will make in your case. The specialisation in procedural law of the person by your side in the courtroom largely determines the outcome of the proceedings.
Over 40 years standing in courtrooms in Madrid
The courtroom is our territory, we know the Madrid Courts, their timelines and their procedures, and that experience is reflected in the strategy we design for you.
We'll be with you every step of the way
From the initial consultation to the execution of the judgment, including appearances, hearings and all phases of the procedure.
Transparency from minute one
We'll explain what can happen, what your options are, and what the strategy is. No unnecessary jargon, no promises we can't keep, and no surprises on the bill.
Values that are noticeable in interactions
Trust, professional ethics and a genuine commitment to our clients, which translate into met deadlines, returned calls and honest advice, even when the answer isn't what you wanted to hear.
Don't let deadlines decide for you
In procedural law, every day counts. The sooner we analyse your case, the more options we'll have on the table to defend your position.
Preguntas frecuentes sobre abogados procesalistas en Madrid
What exactly does a litigation lawyer do?
A litigator is a lawyer who has a thorough understanding of court proceedings and is responsible for defending your position in court. They handle the drafting of legal documents, the presentation of evidence, assistance during hearings, and ensuring all due process guarantees are met, right up to the enforcement of the judgment.
En qué se diferencia un abogado de litigios de un abogado generalista?
A general practitioner lawyer can advise you on your rights and draft contracts or out-of-court claims. A litigation lawyer comes into play when the matter reaches court: they know the rules of procedure, the procedural deadlines and the strategy required for each type of process.
How much does it cost to hire a litigation lawyer in Madrid?
The cost depends on the complexity of the matter, the jurisdiction, and the estimated duration of the proceedings. During the initial consultation, we will assess your case and provide you with a fixed fee quote or a phased quote, as appropriate. We operate with transparent fees from the outset, with no surprises or undisclosed charges.
How long does a court case take to resolve?
It depends on the jurisdiction and the court's workload, but indicative timescales in Madrid range from a few months for straightforward procedures to several years for complex matters with appeals. During the initial consultation, we'll provide a realistic estimate for your specific case.
What documentation should I bring to the first appointment?
Ideally, you should provide all documentation related to your case: contracts, communications, received court notifications, emails, invoices, or any evidence you have. If you're unsure what's relevant, bring it all. It's better to review too much than to overlook something important.