Specialized Practice Areas | BGJ Bufete García Jimeno

As members of a law firm specialized in private law litigation, the partners and associates of Bufete García Jimeno perform their professional practice directly before the judicial authorities and the Mexican and foreign courts, with the high objective of adhering to the strictest ethical compliance with the law. The Firm has a rule that has governed during its fifty years of providing its services, that its members exercise their work in a personal manner, from dealing with their clients to the total attention of litigation at all levels.

Commercial Law

The broad field of commercial law has historically had an outstanding importance. Given the structure of social relations, nowadays commerce, its regulation and practice, place commercial law with increasing relevance, as an indispensable tool in society. Its knowledge and practice are a specialty that requires constant monitoring of changes in its rules, and the doctrinaire judicial interpretation of its norms. It can be said that this specialty is, for the most part, the one that reflects the litigation practice of Bufete García Jimeno.

Civil Law

Since its conception in Roman law, civil law is rightly considered the backbone of law. Its knowledge, understanding, handling, particularly of the theory of obligations and contracts, is indispensable in the practice of litigation in all branches of legal science and constitutes the most important asset of Bufete García Jimeno.

Family Law

Being the portion of civil law that regulates the relationships between people who have human ties for reasons of kinship, its regulation touches the most intimate fibers of human feelings, so that its exercise involves the serious professional and human responsibility to maintain or restore the ties between those who need specialized legal services. This field of law is the one that is mostly attended from a pro bono consideration by the lawyers of Bufete García Jimeno.

Commercial Bankruptcies

Special attention should be given to bankruptcy proceedings, which are increasingly accepted and necessary to solve the frequent problems generated by the lack of sufficiency of a debtor’s assets to comply with the obligations contracted with its creditors. The main purpose of these federal proceedings is to avoid the debtor’s bankruptcy by entering into an agreement with its creditors, which is binding on all of them, and thus preserve as far as possible the source of employment and the productive plant.