International and European law
For companies from outside Spain, or outside the EU, that need legal protection here and in their own language.
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Proposal
We like Spain. And we like it when people want to come.
Openly European
We trained in the Europe that makes the law, and we read an English contract with common law logic.
In your language
Spanish, English, German and French. Your matter is handled in your language, with no correspondent firm in between.
From your own country
With e-signatures and e-justice across Spain you can incorporate, contract and litigate without travelling.
Fixed prices across borders
When you are two thousand kilometres away, you know what you will pay before you sign. Setting up in Spain has a published scope and price.
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Articles
What we write about this.
We write about the work we do. Reading these articles is the fastest way to see how we think before you hire us.
What happens to someone's WhatsApp when they die, and what the family can do
Branch or subsidiary in Spain: what the parent risks, what it pays and what it signs
Enforcing a UK judgment in Spain: which route applies, what it takes and when it pays
Brussels Ia under review: which court hears a cross-border case and how its judgment travels
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LUDUS
Check where you stand before spending a euro.
Free LUDUS games, no sign-up, built on the same rules we work by. If your case does not need a lawyer, they will tell you.
It teaches you which court, which law and which office decide a cross-border case.
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Services
Choose the engagement that fits your case.
Each service has a fixed scope and a published starting price. The exact amount, with foreseeable costs, is set out in the engagement letter.
Debt Recovery in Spain
We will pursue your invoice in Spain and report every step in your language.
Enforcing Foreign Judgments
We will seek recognition and enforcement of your judgment in Spain.
GDPR for Non-EU Companies
You will know how far the GDPR reaches you and receive the documents you need.
Setting Up in Spain
We will set up your company in Spain with its contracts and data framework.
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Lawyers
Choose who you want to speak to.
Book directly with whoever you prefer. If you have not decided, we will assign a lawyer when you book the Virtual Consultation.
Guillermo Passas Varo
I see legal practice as a discipline of precision. I work where the law meets technology and cross-border operations, and I read code and contracts with the same attention. Before accepting an engagement I tell you whether it is worth pursuing and what it costs, at a fixed price.
David Sánchez Lorenzo
I work where economic law meets technology: litigation, contracts and artificial intelligence systems. I am drawn to the ground where the rules are still being written, and I have brought that same rigour to litigation since my first year in practice.
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Questions
What to know before you book.
Do I need to travel to Spain?
Usually not. We work remotely, with e-signatures and e-justice across Spain.
Some steps, such as certain notarial acts, may require you to appear in person or grant a power of attorney. We will tell you in the consultation which ones apply to your case.
In which language is my matter handled?
In Spanish, English, German or French, whichever you prefer.
Filings with Spanish courts and authorities are in Spanish, and we explain them to you in your language.
My company is outside the EU. Does the GDPR apply to me?
If you offer goods or services to people in the Union, or monitor their behaviour, it usually does.
GDPR for non-EU companies tells you how far it reaches and gives you the documentation you need, from €4,500 + VAT.
What if there is no engagement after the consultation?
You keep our view on your case and pay nothing more.
If your case does not need a lawyer, we will tell you during the consultation. If it does, you will receive an engagement letter with a fixed price before you pay anything else.
Book your Virtual Consultation today.
Sixty minutes on Google Meet with a qualified lawyer. It costs €90 including VAT and will be deducted from the first invoice if an engagement follows.