ESP Abogados - Sánchez Palacio

What ESP Abogados is

ESP Abogados is a multidisciplinary law firm based in Ciudad Real. Its stated focus is consumer and banking law, alongside counsel for companies, small businesses and self-employed clients and civil, commercial and family mediation.

Practice areas

• Consumer and banking law: unfair contract terms, mortgage enforcement, revolving-credit cards and business advice.
• Employment law: dismissals, disability claims, compensation, temporary workforce reductions and collective dismissals, with support for employers and self-employed workers.
• Family and estates: wills and the acceptance, renunciation and transfer of inheritances.
• Criminal law: bodily injury, fraud, harassment, bullying and gender-based violence.
• Administrative law: municipal capital-gains tax, expropriation and monetary claims.
• Mediation: family, civil and commercial mediation.

Team

Managing partners Eloy Sánchez Palacio and Manuel Sánchez Palacio lead the firm. Eloy practices civil and commercial law with a banking-law focus and holds a law degree from the University of Castilla-La Mancha and a master's degree in consumer economics and law. Manuel is a court representative and mediator with degrees in criminology and security from CEU San Pablo University and law from Carlos III University. The team also includes Juana María Espinosa in employment and administrative litigation and Rodrigo Alejandro López del Cerro in criminal law and mediation.

Publications and legal commentary

The firm's articles concentrate on current legal questions, particularly banking disputes involving floor clauses, the IRPH mortgage index, revolving-credit cards and stamp duty. Its website also describes successful cases involving floor clauses and the invalidation of customer agreements.

Contact

Office: Avenida Rey Santo 8, 2º B, 13001 Ciudad Real. Phones: 926 03 13 44 and 669 02 01 65. Email: info@espabogados.es.

A first consultation can establish the responsible attorney, relevant deadlines, documentation, fee arrangement and whether litigation, negotiation or mediation fits the matter.