We defend the rights of our New York client in Spain
Initial situation
Our client, a professional from New York, was the victim of a possible scam by a Spanish company in the context of a real estate transaction in Spain.
The Spanish company , after receiving a significant payment under the signed contract, refused to return the money to our client , thus breaching its contractual obligations.
Faced with this situation, the American client decided to trust RRYP Global to defend its rights in Spain and ensure the recovery of its investment.
Challenge
The main challenge was to initiate a lawsuit in Spain against the Andalusian company and force it to comply with the contract.
Given the distance and legal differences between the Spanish and American systems, our objective was to represent our client at all stages of the legal process in Spain , ensuring a strong defense and the fulfillment of their contractual rights.
RRYP Global Strategy
Our team developed a litigation strategy focused on recovering the amount owed and enforcing the real estate transaction contract.
The key steps were:
- Contract review and analysisWe carefully examine the real estate transaction contract to identify unfulfilled obligations and establish a solid basis for the legal claim.
- Filing a lawsuit in Spain: We started legal proceedings against the Spanish company demanding compliance with the contract and the return of the sum paid by our client.
Status of the case
Currently, the case is in legal proceedings in Spain , and our client has the assurance of effective representation in the defense of their contractual rights against the company.
Conclusion
This case reflects RRYP Global's experience in defending international clients in Spain and our specialization in resolving cross-border contractual disputes.
Our commitment is to ensure that our international clients can enforce their rights in Spain, even in complex situations of breach of contract in real estate transactions.
RRYP Global , lawyers specializing in international litigation.
