When a person, a company or a public institution causes you harm, you are entitled to compensation. We analyze your case, quantify the damages and pursue them through the most suitable route: negotiation, a civil claim within the criminal proceedings, or a civil or contentious-administrative lawsuit.
What we do for you
- Compensation for traffic accidents.
- Damage to property, crops, livestock and other assets.
- Contractual and non-contractual (tort) liability.
- Liability of the State and of public institutions.
- Quantification of economic damages, lost profits and non-pecuniary (moral) damages.
Frequently asked questions
What can be claimed?
Depending on the case, economic damages (expenses, repairs, financial losses), lost profits (what you were prevented from earning) and non-pecuniary damages (daño moral). Each item must be proven with evidence, which we help you gather.
I was in a car accident. What should I keep?
The traffic report, photographs of the scene and the vehicles, the other driver's details and insurance information, repair invoices and medical reports if anyone was injured. With that evidence we can assess your claim.
Can I file a claim against the State or a municipality?
Yes. Public institutions are liable for damage caused by their operations, for example a poorly maintained road or defective public works. The claim can be filed through administrative channels and, if unsuccessful, before the contentious-administrative courts.
Is there a deadline to file a claim?
Yes. The right to claim becomes time-barred, and the deadline depends on the type of damage and on whom the claim is filed against. We recommend contacting us promptly, also because evidence is lost over time.
This information is general and is no substitute for an analysis of your specific case. Every matter is assessed individually during a consultation.