Wrongful dismissals
Review of termination, severance calculation, and judicial or extrajudicial claim strategy.
- Just Cause
- Severance
- Labor Settlement
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Legal representation for employees and companies in dismissals, severance, disciplinary proceedings, social security, pensions, UGPP, labor compliance and complex business-related labor disputes in Colombia.
judicial proceedings, claims and disputes handled
years of experience in business consulting and employee litigation
clients served, including employees and companies
Serious legal advisory begins with clarity, judgment, and trust. In this video, you can learn about the professional approach, experience, and working method behind each consultation.
Before making a sensitive labor decision, it is worth understanding the risk, reviewing the evidence, and building a strategy.
An approach that combines litigation, negotiation, risk prevention, and business legal advice to build a realistic strategy from the first contact.
Review of termination, severance calculation, and judicial or extrajudicial claim strategy.
Support in internal investigations, hearings, employee responses, sanctions, and appeals.
Analysis of underpaid final settlements, wages, benefits, reinstatement, and labor claims.
Advice on pensions, missing contribution weeks, medical leave, EPS, ARL, Colpensiones, and UGPP.
Ongoing support so the company operates with structure, compliance, and lower exposure to claims or sanctions.
Comprehensive perspective on contracts, corporate disputes, directors’ liability, basic intellectual property, trademarks, content, and protection of business legal assets.
Representation in administrative acts, resolutions, investigations, sanctions, appeals, fines, and proceedings before public authorities.
Lawyer graduated with an Honorable Mention after obtaining one of the highest national scores in the SABER-PRO exams. Specialist in Labor Law from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Bogotá and specialist in Administrative Law from Universidad del Rosario.
He has participated in more than 280 labor, administrative, and social security judicial proceedings, supporting disputes related to employment contracts, terminations, pensions, UGPP, EPS, ARL, corporate matters, liquidation, and business restructuring.
His practice is grounded in rigorous legal analysis, business perspective, evidence strategy, and clear communication to support decisions with less uncertainty. He also has complementary training in intellectual property through the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
The goal is to provide an honest, strategic, and actionable view: what is viable, what is not, and what the smartest path is.
Initial review of facts, documents, dates, communications, and critical points of the case.
Identification of strengths, gaps, contradictions, and risks before claiming, responding, or filing suit.
Roadmap definition: negotiation, settlement, internal defense, legal response, or litigation.
Technical support with clear communication, solid documentation, and risk control.
Business labor advisory should not be limited to answering isolated questions. It must organize operations, anticipate contingencies, document sensitive decisions, and give management a clear legal path before hiring, sanctioning, terminating, or negotiating.
This service is designed for companies that need continuous legal judgment, preventive support, and serious documentation throughout the employment cycle: from hiring to termination.
An external labor legal department for companies that want to grow without improvising critical labor decisions.
A strategic line for companies and individuals who must respond to inspection, surveillance, control, or sanction proceedings before administrative authorities.
Preparation of reconsideration appeals, appeals, direct revocation requests, nullity arguments, and defense strategies against administrative decisions.
Defense and response to proceedings before the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce, the Superintendence of Companies, the Superintendence of the Solidarity Economy, and other inspection, surveillance, and control authorities.
Support in requests, administrative investigations, labor complaints, sanctions, fines, and compliance plans.
Risk analysis, evidence strategy, technical response, proportionality of sanctions, economic capacity, and construction of arguments to reduce or revoke decisions.
Professional experience related to labor, administrative, business, and social security disputes and matters in regulated sectors and legally sensitive organizations.
A well-structured consultation can prevent costly mistakes, reduce contingencies, improve negotiation, and define whether the matter should be prevented, settled, defended, or litigated.
Yes. Consultations can be handled virtually for clients in Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, and throughout Colombia.
Yes. Experience on both sides makes it possible to anticipate arguments, understand risks, and build more complete strategies.
No. No serious legal advice can guarantee outcomes. The consultation seeks to provide a technical, honest, and strategic reading of the case.
Contract, letters, pay slips, final settlement, emails, chats, notices, sanctions, employment history, or any document related to the conflict.
The initial consultation costs COP $150,000. It allows a preliminary review of the case, identification of risks, assessment of real possibilities, and definition of whether it is advisable to claim, negotiate, settle, defend, or initiate legal action.
The initial consultation lasts approximately one hour. During that time, the main facts, essential documents, and possible legal routes are reviewed.
When the case requires an extensive review of documents, files, contracts, communications, or administrative proceedings, a complex verbal consultation may be scheduled for COP $280,000. If you first take the initial consultation and later require this more complex review, the amount paid for the initial consultation is deducted from the total value of the second consultation.
Cases are mainly handled virtually for clients in Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, and throughout Colombia. In-person attention may also be evaluated when the circumstances justify it.
Before the consultation, please write via WhatsApp to confirm availability, type of case, and payment method. The appointment is scheduled after payment of the corresponding consultation fee.
Because many labor disputes are not solved only by knowing labor rules. They may also involve business decisions, documentary evidence, disciplinary proceedings, actions before public authorities, fines, resolutions, Ministry of Labor inspections, or decisions from superintendencies. A labor, business, and administrative perspective allows for a more complete defense.
Yes. The initial consultation makes it possible to review whether there is a real risk, whether it is advisable to claim, negotiate, settle, respond to a notice, file appeals, or initiate judicial or administrative action.