STRATEGIC LITIGATION IN DEFENSE OF A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION IN A LAWSUIT FILED FOR MORAL AND MATERIAL DAMAGES
The firm successfully represented a Credit Union that, to secure one of its loans, had promissory notes signed. Subsequently, exercising this right, the firm sued and seized the company that subscribed to them, through commercial executive proceedings. Later on, there was an assignment of litigation rights in this matter.
The case is that subsequently, the transportation company sued the Credit Union represented by MF and Abogados for moral and material damages resulting from the assignment of rights in a commercial executive proceeding, which caused harm through seizures to said company. The firm's strategy demonstrated that the commercial executive proceeding was precisely initiated based on the rights granted by the promissory note, which did not cause moral or material damage to the plaintiff.
