How much does it cost your company when an invoice, promissory note, or breached contract gets “stuck” in the judicial system for three or even five years? For many businesses in Colombia […]
Historically, supplier companies in Colombia’s healthcare sector have faced an almost insurmountable obstacle: the non-seizability of system resources. However, a recent ruling by the Civil Cassation […]
Currently, Colombia’s healthcare sector is facing one of its deepest financial challenges. For service providers, laboratories, and healthcare institutions (IPS), debt collection has become a legal […]
Law 2540 of 2025 introduces significant changes to judicial collection proceedings in Colombia, especially for those who use arbitration to resolve commercial disputes. One of the […]
In Colombia, the electronic invoice has become a key tool to support commercial transactions and serve as a security (título valor) in judicial collection processes. However, […]
Starting in 2026, a new law will come into effect that will transform how asset seizures and judicial collection processes are carried out in Colombia.This is […]
The recent ruling by the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) has set an important precedent in commercial and consumer law that directly impacts collection strategies […]
When pre-legal management and collection notices do not work, many companies must initiate a legal debt collection process. But a key question arises: what happens after […]
The concept of triple impact is no longer just a trend—it has become a new way of doing business. In Colombia, this approach is gaining increasing importance, particularly as social […]
In the context of debt collection proceedings, one of the most common concerns is what assets can be legally seized. In recent years, a particularly sensitive […]