by GLC Legal | Apr 15, 2026 | Blog Eng, Commercial Law, Costa Rica Eng
In the commercial sphere, the notary is often perceived as a mere certifier of signatures or a drafter of pre-established deed templates. However, the notary’s role in the pre-cartular stage of notarial practice is far more technical and rigorous. A notary is, above...
by GLC Legal | Apr 8, 2026 | Blog Eng, Costa Rica Eng, Labor Law
Seasonal Contracts and Annual Settlements in Costa Rica: A Useful Tool That Few Companies Apply Correctly In Costa Rica and much of Latin America, many industries rely on predictable cycles of activity: retail intensifies at the end of the year, tourism fluctuates...
by GLC Legal | Apr 6, 2026 | Blog Eng, Commercial Law, Costa Rica Eng
Costa Rica’s New Franchise Law: Necessary Regulation or Overregulation of the Model? The recent publication, on March 12th, 2026, in La Gaceta of Law No. 10867, “Law for the Regulation and Promotion of Franchises,” marks a milestone in Costa Rican commercial law. For...
by GLC Legal | Mar 31, 2026 | Blog Eng, Commercial Law, Costa Rica Eng
When a person passes away, their estate does not disappear, it transforms. Understanding notarial probate proceedings in Costa Rica is essential to prevent conflicts, optimize timelines, and properly protect the interests of heirs. Is it always necessary to wait until...
by GLC Legal | Mar 20, 2026 | Blog Eng, Commercial Law, Costa Rica Eng
Reform to the Costa Rican Commercial Code: Changes in the Representation of Shareholders in Corporate Meetings Costa Rica Commercial Code reform introduces relevant changes to shareholder and partner representation in corporate meetings. Costa Rica Commercial Code...
