Procedural law is characterized by its unity. There is not one procedural law for each substantive law, but rather a single procedural law. Thanks to this unity, it is possible to apply the principles, institutions, and concepts of procedural law to any type of process, regardless of whether its subject matter is linked to a specific substantive law (such as civil, criminal, labor, etc.). This unity does not mean, for example, that the same procedures are followed in a divorce proceeding as in one for the enforcement of a contract. Rather, it establishes the existence of some special regulations in certain areas within the framework of a single procedural law. Our legal team can analyze and decide on the best strategy to avoid obstacles in court proceedings, directly representing the assigned judicial processes and properly drafting the required complaints, responses, defenses, appeals, and remedies, according to the nature of the judicial proceedings.

Medina Cuadros's procedural lawyers will advise you on all types of matters, especially those related to:

• Arbitration before national and international arbitration tribunals.
• Mediation.
• Civil liability actions.
• Corporate conflicts.
• Responsibility of administrators.
• Execution of judicial and non-judicial titles of national and international origin.
• Resolution of civil and commercial contracts.
• Claim for compliance with obligations arising from any type of contract.
• Family and inheritance processes.
• Claims for all types of debts.