Gufa Law
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Engaged in both arbitration and litigation, Gufa Law’s dispute resolution offering spans administrative, labour, commercial and IP disputes. Maurício Villeda Jr, who heads the group, leads on administrative claims, commercial arbitration, and real estate and labour proceedings, with experience in cases before the courts, government ministries, and other Honduran authorities. He frequently represents clients in the construction, real estate and transport sectors. José Armando Díaz, a certified arbitrator and experienced litigator, is a key associate and handles cross‑border enforcement matters, labour disputes, and arbitration and post‑judgment strategy, for which he is well regarded. Other notable individuals include associates Sofía Álvarez, who supports on litigation matters, and Marcela Barralaga, who focuses on labour mandates.
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Testimonials
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- The firm's leadership stands out for its sharp commercial mindset; the partners don't just provide abstract legal opinions, they actively help solve business problems and are highly accessible. This standard trickles down to the associates, who are remarkably responsive, proactive, and thoroughly prepared. What I value most is their internal alignment—you don't have to explain things twice because the partners and associates collaborate seamlessly, ensuring consistent and high-quality execution.
Key clients
- Infrastructure Energy Honduras S. A.
- Nu Pagamentos S.A. - Instituiçao De Pagamento
Work highlights
Acted for B.L. Harbert International in nationwide labour disputes following the repeal of Honduras’ hourly employment law.