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Law firm based in Canary Islands, Spain, specialising in criminal law, civil law, timeshare claims, timeshare refunds, family law, banking matters and company law.
I used LR lawyers service and found Robert and Lorena extremely professional and courteous especially Robert who speaks fluent English which is a great plus if you don't speak Spanish. All of my enquiries were handled so professional. I really recommend their services.
Paul o connor.
Our lawyer Robert was very helpful and the process went smoothly. We received a favourable ruling at court and were refunded the full amount of our initial investment plus some other amounts which the lawyers claimed for on our behalf. Robert speaks English too, which is a bonus in Spain. Recommended.
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