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Choosing between an external legal department and an in-house lawyer requires analyzing the workload, the complexity of the decisions, and the way the company operates. None of the models is superior in all cases. An organization with frequent consultations but not enough work for a specialized position can benefit from external support. Another, with daily negotiations and projects that require constant involvement, may need someone integrated into the team. There is also a third possibility: combining both capabilities.

A contract with suppliers must allow the company to answer specific questions: what will it receive, when will it receive it, how will it verify its…

The annual obligations of a company in Guatemala do not consist solely in filing tax returns. The company must also document…

Choosing a corporate lawyer should not depend solely on a recommendation, the size of the firm, or who presents the...

Corporate legal risks rarely begin with a visible conflict. They frequently originate from outdated documents, contracts that...

A company can grow commercially much faster than its legal structure grows. Sales increase, they incorporate...

Many companies turn to a lawyer only when they face a problem: an employment lawsuit, a breach of contract, a conflict between...

Many companies in Guatemala fail not due to a lack of sales, but due to a lack of structure. They grow, hire staff, sign contracts,...

When establishing a company in Guatemala, one of the most important decisions is defining how it will be managed...