Carolina Business Lawyers

Graduated Cum Laude from the Law School of Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico. We attend different law practices, including family law, estate planning, corporations, criminal law and administrative law, among others. Our clients are from all over the island of Puerto Rico, and they range from individuals to housing developments to corporations and municipalities. In our practice there is no small client nor controversies we can't work with. go to http://legal.arsius.com/.

Attorney-Notary López Arvelo & Asociados Real Estate Law - Corporate Law - Labor/Employment Law Admitted to the Jurisdiction of The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the U.S. District Court for Puerto Rico

Solutions-focused, analytical attorney and notary with a strong legal, litigation and managerial background in real estate, construction, land use and zoning, including purchase and sale, development (residential and commercial) and commercial leasing. Expert in balancing legal and client needs to create solutions that promote business growth. Proven ability to negotiate complex transactions in court and in commercial settings. Qualifications/achievements include: Planned, drafted and negotiated the Request for Proposals and Design/Build Contract for the multi-million dollar development of the first multi-story WAL-MART SUPER CENTER at Santurce, Puerto Rico. Successfully prosecuted to trial and settled an arbitration...

Admitted to the United States District Court for the District of Puerto Rico and State Court of Puerto Rico

I have been in the law practice for 21 years, since 2000. My first working experience was as state prosecutor for the Puerto Rico Justice Department, since 2000 until 2006. In 2006, I opened my own legal office in the town of Quebradillas, Puerto Rico. In our office we work in civil cases, like: collection, property, and heritage. We are broad experience in the process to make the full, and faith credit of sentences had in the states of United States or outside de United States of America. This process is called "Exequatur". ...