No win, no fee

[BoPeep]

Does anyone know of a 'no win, no fee' solicitor in Tenerife?

[doreen]

Does anyone know of a 'no win, no fee' solicitor in Tenerife?

I had been under the impression that this was illegal in Spain, but thanks to Google, I now see it has been possible since a Supreme Court ruling in 2008. The term used for No Win No Fee is cuota litis

That being said, I have yet to come across it in Tenerife ... and given the huge delays in the Courts (years & years), I cannot see it benefiting the lawyers unless they feel it is a sure win.

[CIM]

I have just recently hired a lawyer on this basis to make a claim against two companies in mainland Spain for a claim of between 5k and 10k. It is industry specific and they are specialists. Their fees are 25% which I am happy for them to take as I really don´t have time to deal with it myself and they will get a result (if one can be got) a lot quicker than I will.
So they do exist, although you may need to look further afield than Tenerife and it will very much depend on the type of claim you wish to make.

[bonitatime]

There is an office in Santa Cruz that claims to take in accidents etc. On this basis

[JPTenerife]

They do exist. A friend of mine used one for a claim several years ago. Where there is money to be made, you know lawyers.:D