Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Litigation and Legal Counsel

Below, we answer some of the most common questions our clients ask when facing a legal dispute.

What is a case in litigation? What exactly is 'litigation'?

Litigation is a formal legal process that arises when there is a dispute or disagreement between two or more parties that cannot be resolved amicably.

It involves bringing the dispute before a court or competent authority so that, through the application of the law, a resolution is issued to end the conflict. It can cover various matters such as civil, commercial, administrative, among others.

Many clients confuse these terms, but the key lies in their scope:

  • Litigation: is the complete legal conflict (negotiations, lawsuits, trials, settlements).
  • Trial: is just one stage of litigation, where a judge resolves the dispute in court.

At REG Abogados, we not only support you during the trial but throughout the entire litigation process to maximize your opportunities.

The resolution time for litigation is variable and depends on multiple factors, such as the complexity of the case, the courts’ workload, the specific legal matter, and the parties’ willingness to negotiate. Some cases can be resolved in months, while others may extend for several years.

For example:

  • Commercial litigation: 6 months to 2 years (can be shortened with settlements).
  • Amparo proceedings: 3 to 12 months.
  • Civil proceedings: 4 months to 3 years.

At REG Abogados, we are committed to transparently informing you about estimated timelines and working diligently to seek the most efficient and rapid resolution possible, always protecting your interests.

If you are facing a legal conflict involving lawsuits, contract breaches, government sanctions, or property disputes, it’s time to consult a litigation attorney.

An attorney not only represents you before authorities but also advises you on the best strategies, prevents costly errors, and significantly increases your chances of obtaining a favorable outcome.

A litigation attorney at REG Abogados is responsible for:

  1. Evaluating your case: analyzing evidence, contracts, and applicable laws.
  2. Designing a strategy: deciding whether to negotiate, mediate, or go to trial.
  3. Legally representing you: filing lawsuits, appeals, and defenses before authorities.

Protecting your interests: avoiding errors that could harm your position.

At REG Abogados, we evaluate your case free of charge during the initial consultation to determine if you require legal representation.

Subsequently, fees vary depending on the complexity of the case, urgency, and the judicial instances involved.

We offer complete transparency: after analyzing your situation, we present you with a plan with defined costs. Our priority is to provide you with accessible solutions without sacrificing quality.

Absolutely! Even if the process has already begun, we can:

✔ Review and improve the current strategy.

✔ File key appeals or evidence on time.

✔ Negotiate settlements if favorable.

Don’t assume it’s too late: Contact us for an urgent review.

Yes. In addition to litigation, we help to:

  • Review contracts to avoid risky clauses.
  • Provide training on regulatory compliance (e.g., avoiding administrative sanctions).
  • Design proactive strategies to protect your assets.

Yes, it is possible to sue a government authority if you believe that an act or omission on their part has illegally affected your rights or interests.

This action is generally processed through administrative litigation, typically before the Administrative Justice Courts, or through Amparo proceedings before the Federal Judiciary.

At REG Abogados, we have extensive experience representing our clients in these types of disputes to ensure the legality of government actions.

Yes! At REG Abogados, we handle cases throughout the Mexican Republic. Thanks to technology and our network of collaborators, we can:

  • Represent you in trials without you having to travel constantly.
  • Coordinate hearings and procedures remotely when possible.
  • Keep you informed at every stage of the process.