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Martín Gómez

Legal notice

1. Website owner

  1. Owner: M.G.M. Legal Consultancy FZE.
  2. Registered address: Umm Al Quwain Free Trade Zone, United Arab Emirates.
  3. Email: info@martingomez.ae.
  4. Telephone: +971 58 593 4061.

2. Professional activity

  1. Martín Gómez is a lawyer.
  2. The activity consists of legal, corporate and tax consultancy and administration services in the United Arab Emirates.
  3. Representation before the courts is the responsibility of lawyers admitted before them, with whom the defence is coordinated where necessary.

3. Terms of use

Accessing this website makes you a user and implies acceptance of this notice. If you do not agree with it, you should refrain from using the website.

The user undertakes not to:

  1. Use the website for unlawful purposes or contrary to this notice.
  2. Damage, overload or impede the normal operation of the website.
  3. Attempt to gain unauthorised access to its systems or to third-party data.
  4. Introduce harmful programs or content.
  5. Provide false data or third-party data without authorisation.

4. Informational content

  1. The content of this website and its articles is general information and does not constitute legal, tax or corporate advice.
  2. The rules change frequently. Each article reflects the position at the date shown and may not be up to date when you read it.
  3. Each case calls for its own analysis. Before making a decision, you should obtain personalised advice.
  4. The services described are indicative and their scope is determined in each engagement.
  5. Nothing on this website is a guarantee of results.

5. Professional relationship and confidentiality

  1. Contact through this website, by email or on WhatsApp does not create a professional relationship. One exists only once the corresponding engagement letter has been signed.
  2. Please do not send confidential information or documents in the first contact.
  3. Confidentiality and professional secrecy apply to information received once the engagement has been accepted.
  4. Acceptance of an engagement is subject to verification of the client’s identity, the source of funds and the absence of conflicts of interest, in accordance with anti-money laundering rules.

6. Intellectual and industrial property

  1. The texts, the design, the name Martín Gómez and its monogram belong to their owner.
  2. The photographs are used under the corresponding licences.
  3. These contents may not be reproduced, distributed or transformed without prior authorisation.
  4. Brief extracts from the articles may be quoted, provided the source is given and the original page is linked.

This website may include links to third-party pages, such as official sources. The owner does not control those sites and is not responsible for their content or policies.

8. Availability and liability

  1. The owner endeavours to ensure that the information is correct and up to date, but does not guarantee that it is free from error.
  2. The owner does not guarantee the continuous availability of the website and may suspend or modify it without prior notice.
  3. The owner is not liable for damage arising from the use of the website, from technical interruptions or from decisions taken solely on the basis of its content.
  4. These limitations do not apply where the law does not permit such liability to be excluded.

9. Data protection and cookies

The processing of personal data is explained in the privacy policy and the use of cookies in the cookie policy.

10. Changes

The owner may change this notice at any time. The applicable version is the one published when you access the website, and its review date appears at the top of the page.

11. Partial invalidity and language

  1. If any provision of this notice is held to be invalid, the others will remain in force.
  2. Where versions exist in several languages, the Spanish version prevails in the event of any discrepancy.

12. Governing law and jurisdiction

This website is governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates and any dispute will be submitted to its competent courts, without prejudice to the mandatory rules protecting consumers in their country of residence.