Business lawyers · Torrevieja · Costa Blanca
Commercial Law Lawyers in Torrevieja: legal support for your business at every stage
Starting a company, signing an important contract, bringing in a partner or facing a dispute with a client or supplier — every business decision carries risk. We work alongside you as part of your team: we listen to your goals, explain the legal implications in plain language and protect your company so you can grow with confidence.
We know how it feels
Running a business is demanding enough
Many entrepreneurs, especially those setting up in Spain from abroad, are unsure which type of company suits them, what they are really signing or what personal risks they take on as directors. A poorly drafted contract or a forgotten obligation can cost far more than good advice at the right moment.
For more than 25 years we have advised entrepreneurs, family businesses and companies on the Costa Blanca. We get to know your business and anticipate problems before they appear — and when conflicts arise, we defend your interests firmly.
“Your business is your project. We help you protect it.”
Our way of working
With you before, during and after every business decision
We are not just there when there is a problem. We accompany your company throughout its life.
We plan with you
Good decisions start with good advice.
- Choice of the most suitable company structure
- Analysis of risks before you sign
- Clear explanation of costs and obligations
- Coordination with our tax and labour advisers
We put it in writing and protect you
We draft and negotiate with your interests first.
- Incorporation and corporate changes
- Drafting and review of commercial contracts
- Shareholder agreements and partner relations
- Negotiation with clients, suppliers and partners
We stay by your side as you grow
Your company evolves, and so do its needs.
- Capital increases, mergers and restructuring
- Defence of directors and of the company
- Recovery of unpaid commercial debts
- Ongoing advice whenever you need it
How we can help you
Commercial law services in Torrevieja
Practical legal support for entrepreneurs, family businesses and companies.
Company formation
We advise you on the best type of company and handle its incorporation, from the articles of association to registration.
Corporate changes
Capital increases, changes of directors, transfers of shares, mergers and other corporate acts.
Commercial contracts
Drafting and review of contracts of any kind: supply, distribution, agency, services, franchises and more.
Directors’ liability
Directors can be held personally liable for company debts in certain cases. We advise you preventively and defend you if claims arise.
Partner disputes
Conflicts between shareholders, exits of partners and shareholder agreements to prevent future problems.
Commercial debt recovery
We claim unpaid invoices from clients and companies, amicably whenever possible and in court if necessary.
Why clients trust us
Lawyers who understand business
Your business may also need our tax and labour advice, debt recovery, investment consulting and all our legal services.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about commercial law
Which type of company should I set up in Spain?
It depends on your activity, the number of partners, the level of risk and your tax situation. The limited liability company (S.L.) is the most common option for small and medium-sized businesses. We analyse your case and recommend the structure that suits you best.
Can a foreigner set up a company in Spain?
Yes. Foreigners can incorporate companies in Spain. You will need an NIE and certain documents, and we can handle the process for you, in many cases with a power of attorney.
Can I be personally liable for my company’s debts as a director?
In certain situations, yes — for example if legal obligations are not met when the company has serious financial difficulties. We advise directors preventively so they act correctly, and defend them if a claim is made.
Why should a lawyer review a commercial contract?
A contract defines your rights, obligations and risks. A lawyer detects unfavourable clauses, adapts the contract to Spanish law and protects you in case of breach, which can prevent costly disputes.
What can I do if a client does not pay my invoices?
We first try to recover the debt through a formal demand and negotiation. If that does not work, we start the appropriate legal proceedings to collect what you are owed.
Do you offer ongoing advice for companies?
Yes. Many companies work with us on a continuous basis for commercial, tax, accounting and labour matters, so they always have a team to turn to.