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Asturias spreads 1,015,128 inhabitants and 31,941 companies across 78 municipalities and 19 judicial districts.

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Where your case is heard

The provincial Court of Appeal

The Provincial Court of Asturias has eight divisions and 28 judges, and two of those divisions sit outside the capital, in Gijón. An appeal from there is not heard in Asturias city.

Companies and the commercial registry

Asturias has its own commercial registry, the Registro Mercantil y de Bienes Muebles de Asturias, at C/ Aller, 4 - bajo, Edif. Plaza Montecerrao. Incorporating, changing directors or winding up a company is filed there.

If your claim is against a bank

Asturias has no court specialising in unfair mortgage terms: a claim over a floor clause or mortgage costs goes to the ordinary civil division that would hear any other civil case, and shares its list.

Before filing a dismissal claim

Before suing over a dismissal you must attempt conciliation, and in Asturias that is done at the Unidad de Mediacion, Arbitraje y Conciliacion (UMAC), run by the Servicio de Relaciones Laborales, Direccion General de Empleo y Asuntos Laborales, Consejeria de Ciencia, Industria y Empleo del Principado de Asturias (Decreto 49/2025, art. 21: le corresponde la gestion de las competencias transferidas en materia de mediacion, arbitraje y conciliacion).

Judicial districts

AsturiasAvilésCangas del NarceaCangas de OnísCastropolGijónGradoLangreoLavianaLenaLlanesMieresOviedoPiloñaPraviaSieroTineoValdésVillaviciosa

Court buildings in the province

and 7 more courts in the province

What we handle from Asturias

Corporate and commercialTaxEmploymentProbate and inheritanceFamilyReal estate and conveyancingInsolvency and debt reliefIntellectual property and trade marksData protectionPublic and administrativeBanking and financeFinancial regulationCustoms and international tradeConsumer claimsDebt recoveryCross-border and private international lawImmigration and nationality

Tell us about your case.

A lawyer studies it and tells you whether there is a claim, how long you have left and what can be sought. The matter is quoted afterwards, because every case is different. We work in English.

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