Miriam Costa

Advising the Spanish subsidiary of an Italian financial company under the scope of recovering credits acquired and held by public law legal entities arising from the provision of services and goods provided in the healthcare sector;

Advising national and international companies, featuring among them a Portuguese company in the information technology sector, an Italian company in the metal sector and a French film production company under the scope of litigations arising from a breach of contract.

Advising a branch of an English bank in Luxembourg under the scope of litigations arising  from consumer credit;

Advising a financial institution in Portugal specializing in mortgages and automobile credit (credit, financial leasing and long term leasing);

Advising a financial credit institutions and a company specializing in long term leasing, renting and fleet management, both held by one of the largest French and European Groups;

Advising the branch of an English financial credit institution under the scope of litigation arising from automobile credit;

Advising a number of Portuguese banks under the scope of litigations arising from several security backed and non-security backed financial products (movable and immovable property, leasing & factoring, securities, diverse contracts);

Advising a Portuguese credit management company under the scope of real estate recovery and mortgages;

Advising a French credit recovery company under the scope of a litigation arising from a breach of contract by a Portuguese company against the French company;

Advising a private client under the scope of an acknowledgement action by Portuguese courts of the workability of the sentences passed by a German court to enforce assets located in Portuguese territory;

Advising the Spanish subsidiary of an Italian financial company under the scope of recovering credits acquired and held by public law legal entities arising from the provision of services and goods provided in the healthcare sector;

Advising national and international companies, featuring among them a Portuguese company in the information technology sector, an Italian company in the metal sector and a French film production company under the scope of litigations arising from a breach of contract.