Areas of practice

From mediation to resolve any type of dispute, with the emphasis on out-of-court settlements, to advising on and monitoring of national or international arbitration proceedings.

We advise companies operating in the tourism sector on judicial and extrajudicial issues. Our extensive experience in the sector enables us to offer effective preventive advice to help avoid disputes among different tourist operators.

We offer consultancy and legal solutions to any company whose business, or part of business, is based on applying and developing technology and digital environments, and protecting the data that each process, service or product generates.

At Bufete Buades, we pledge to defend the interests of the client in criminal proceedings, whether bringing or defending charges for alleged crimes involving companies or private individuals.

We ensure that public or private property groups receive comprehensive legal advice on their commercial and financial transactions.

We cover all the social and labour regulatory requirements applicable to a given company’s activities.

We offer legal advice tailor-made to your specific family circumstances, whether couple- or inheritance-related.

The Bufete Buades Administrative and Constitutional Law practice area advises business and private clients on their legal relations with the public administration.

The Foreign Investments practice area offers a comprehensive advisory service on investments made by legal and natural persons from other countries, acting primarily in questions of international civil and commercial law.

This specialist practice area assists all types of business and private clients in claims for monies owed in insolvency situations.

We offer specific, premium legal advice on all types of operations with tax implications.

We advise private individuals, companies and institutions with interests in the sector on both judicial and extrajudicial matters.

We offer a legal advisory service on bringing or defending claims in any situation that could give rise to damages compensation.