The legal profession is not merely a vocation for us; it is a calling that runs through our bloodline. Our family’s legacy of legal excellence dates back to 5 generations before us, and we take pride in continuing this tradition of providing unparalleled international legal services.

The name Abolaw comes from the last name of the founding partner, Abogado, which means “lawyer” in Spanish. Abogado is not just a mere translation for “lawyer” but it is a symbol of our family’s unwavering commitment to justice and our dedication to upholding the rule of law for more than 300 years. As the founder and lead counsel of our firm, Mr. Andrés Abogado and his team embodies this legacy of legal excellence, and it is our honor to carry on this name by providing exceptional legal services to our clients, continuing the legacy of his family.

We are trusted by reputable institutions in Mexico and Canada, such as the Mexican Consulate in Vancouver, the Vancouver Bar Association and the Canada Mexico Chamber of Commerce. We advise Canadian companies and individuals to navigate the complexity of Mexican Law, and Mexican companies and entrepreneurs understand Canadian corporate and Business Immigration Law.

Our competitive advantage of providing direct and cost-effective legal services ensures that you are able to focus on the tasks and projects that matter most to you without having to worry about high bills by paying two different law firms and struggling with language barriers of doing business internationally.

We are specialized in bridging the gap between Mexico and Canada and possess unique skills and experience necessary to provide effective legal services in both jurisdictions. Our team of highly qualified lawyers have a combined 50 years of experience in handling complex legal matters in Mexico, Canada, and other Latin American countries, making us a go-to firm for all your cross-border legal needs. Let us assist you in navigating the complexities of the legal landscape and provide you with tailored solutions to your legal issues.