The Mexican economy has faced challenges that have impacted trade relations, both nationally and internationally. As a result, Mexican bankruptcy has been designed to manage business insolvency in an orderly manner, protecting both the individual and social rights involved. Our experience reveals that many companies in financial difficulty do not seek help in time, which can lead to bankruptcy, while those that resort to bankruptcy at an early stage can benefit, keeping their business and company.

At GLZ Abogados, our partners have solid experience advising creditors in bankruptcy proceedings, providing them with legal certainty to recover their claims. On the other hand, we also represent bankrupt companies to help them meet their financial commitments and find trading alternatives to unfulfilled loans.

Our practice includes successfully defending bankrupt companies, creditors and government entities. This has facilitated the negotiation of agreements that protect the rights of creditors, giving priority to workers (labor credits) and the State (tax credits) and preserving the continuity of the company in order to promote the country's economic reactivation.