Lawyers specializing in dismissals
Have you been fired, or do you think you’re about to be fired? Does your company owe you money and you want to claim it?
We’re here to defend you.
You will be personally assisted by a lawyer to analyze your situation.
We go where no one else goes.
DERECHO BANCARIO
There are many ways to file a complaint against a company, but they are rarely used. We explore all possible avenues to defend your rights.
We will study together the best way to approach your case
We present the recurring instances
We negotiate with the company and, if necessary, we go to court.
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We fight for your rights As a worker
More than 35 years of experience fighting for cases like yours.
Unfair dismissals
The most obvious cases: when the company fails to comply with labor regulations or there are outstanding debts with the worker.
Claims for amounts
Unpaid wages, incorrect settlements, or erroneous compensation? We help you recover what you’re entitled to.
Breach of contract
Has your company breached your contractual obligations? We fight to ensure you recover what is rightfully yours and that those conditions are met.
Dismissals for Economic and Disciplinary Reasons
Companies cannot carry out these layoffs without complying with strict legal requirements. We defend your rights against arbitrary decisions.
Mobbing
A persistent reality in work environments. We take action to stop abuse and guarantee your professional integrity.
The company is going to fire you.
If you believe your company is about to fire you, it is essential that you contact a lawyer to avoid making mistakes.
Fired? Every hour counts.
You only have 20 days to file a claim for unfair dismissal.
Your severance pay, rights, and future employment are at risk if you wait. Contact us and we’ll conduct a completely free, personalized audit.
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Avoid the following mistakes when facing dismissal
Any detail can be relevant when claiming wrongful dismissal; avoid the following common mistakes:
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Do not sign without speaking to your lawyer If you do, always sign with the wording “Not in agreement” to preserve your right to claim. -
Carefully review the compensation and severance pay Accidentally or dishonestly, many companies miscalculate these amounts. -
Review the evidence before dismissal From screenshots to WhatsApp messages and emails, these can be key in the claim. -
Don’t wait to make a claim! You only have 20 days to challenge a dismissal; acting quickly is essential.
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More than 35 years defending your rights
A lifetime of specializing in the defense of workers’ rights gives us the knowledge and experience necessary to fight for your case.
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Contact us now and fight for your rights.
Our specialist lawyer will assist you and you can schedule a free meeting where he will explain the best course of action.
Frequently Asked Questions
A dismissal is considered unfair if the company cannot adequately justify the reasons for dismissal or fails to follow proper legal procedures. Common signs include the absence of a dismissal letter, vague arguments, or a lack of evidence. A lawyer can review your case and determine if you are entitled to higher compensation or reinstatement.
It depends on the type of dismissal:
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Fair dismissal: no compensation, except in certain cases.
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Unfair dismissal: 33 days’ pay per year worked (or 45 days if the contract predates 2012, subject to limits).
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Objective dismissal: 20 days’ pay per year worked, with a maximum of 12 months’ salary.
Yes. You can refuse to sign or add “not in agreement” next to your signature. It is recommended to sign as “not in agreement” and request a copy. This does not prevent you from making a claim and provides evidence of your disagreement.