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Astigarraga Davis, a Miami-based boutique law firm, has a practice focused on commercial litigation, arbitration and other business disputes with substantial experience litigating complex multi-jurisdictional cases.

Our clients include primarily multinational companies, financial institutions and substantial public and non-public companies. We have an extensive international practice, our lawyers having handled business disputes emanating from nearly every country in Latin and North America.

Our commercial litigation strengths include international litigation, international arbitration, financial services litigation including creditors´ rights, bankruptcy, and class actions as well as the recovery of assets for defrauded institutions.

Astigarraga Davis was founded by seasoned lawyers from large-firm practices seeking a better way to serve their corporate clients. We sought this better way in response to new factors affecting both the legal profession and its corporate clients:

• The globalization of commerce led (and is leading) clients into new markets, requiring their lawyers to have knowledge of foreign rules, cultures, and legal landscapes.



• Regulations and laws have become more complex, requiring informed legal advice from lawyers who have not just knowledge of the law, but experience in specific industries and fields.



• In a constantly changing business environment, clients need to learn promptly about important legal developments that affect their ability to compete and to foresee coming changes before it´s too late.



• Corporate clients face increased pressure to be more productive – to do more with less. More than ever, clients need to spend cost-effectively, maximizing the return on their expenditures, whether for capital equipment or legal services.



• Information technology has empowered clients to better measure results and productivity, enabling them to evaluate the value and quality of their law firm´s service.



• Telecommunications, including E-mail and the Internet, have made a law firm´s office location less important than it once was.



• Computerized legal research, document management software and other information technology, as well as efficient paralegal use, have made it possible for boutique law firms to handle large cases.

Last Modified: 2009-05-05 13:05:08