Benefitting from a strong regional footprint, Arias continues to be a trusted choice for global companies navigating contentious matters in Honduras, including well-known names in the insurance, fashion, automotive and consumer goods sectors. The dispute resolution team is a key player in complex litigation, covering civil, commercial and administrative law, with the firm’s full-service capabilities – particularly its strong tax, labour, IP and real estate departments – enabling it to deliver well-rounded representation in multifaceted disputes. The group also has notable expertise in arbitration proceedings, both domestic and international. Leading the department is Fanny Rodríguez, a highly respected figure in the market who is especially experienced in labour-related litigation. She works closely with senior associate Ekber Matute, whose broad litigation skillset further strengthens the practice.

Consortium Legal maintains a prominent disputes practice in Honduras, anchored by a well-established three-partner team that handles a wide spectrum of contentious matters, including civil, commercial and administrative litigation and arbitration. Drawing on the strength of the firm’s Central American network and longstanding collaboration with international firms, the group regularly takes the lead on cross-border proceedings, particularly those involving high-stakes disputes over agency and distribution agreements. Practice co-head Ulises Mejía, a seasoned litigator with nearly three decades of experience, is widely recognised for his arbitration credentials. He and fellow team leader Gustavo León-Gómez are both accredited arbitrators before the Inter-American Commission of Commercial Arbitration (CIAC), bringing added authority to the team’s offering. Daniela Villafranca also plays a pivotal role in strategic disputes, while senior associate Eduardo Medrano stands out for his active involvement across both litigation and arbitration mandates.

Aguilar Castillo Love’s recognised regional profile and in-depth understanding of local legal frameworks position it as a preferred choice in contentious matters, especially those arising in the energy, natural resources and infrastructure sectors. The team is regularly instructed by international investors and regional players alike, particularly due to its established strength in complex arbitration and administrative litigation in Honduras. Honduras managing partner Enrique Rodríguez Burchard brings to the table broad experience across commercial and regulatory disputes, while Juan José Alcerro Milla complements the team with niche capabilities in tax and intellectual property litigation. Carolina Aguirre Larios and Victor Alejandro Martínez continue to solidify their roles, particularly in matters tied to large-scale infrastructure and project development conflicts.

The dispute resolution team at Alta Melara & Asociados represents a diverse client base, including key regional and international players in the pharmaceuticals, agribusiness and telecoms sectors. Supported by a sizeable network in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Costa Rica, the team is recognised for its strong credentials in both litigation and arbitration – with a particular emphasis on labour and breach of contract disputes. The practice is headed by Honduras managing partner Óscar Melara and Michael Rascoff, both of whom are accredited arbitrators. Senior associate Josafat Izaguirre, who is skilled in labour and IP litigation, and Alejandra Suárez, who has notable expertise in criminal law, further strengthen the practice.

ECIJA’s dispute resolution team draws on the firm’s expansive international network across Europe and Latin America to advise a broad roster of multinational clients involved in high-value arbitration and litigation in Honduras. The group stands out for its capabilities in intellectual property disputes and for its work in contentious matters involving distribution agreements. The team is jointly led by Roberto Williams, who has notable strength in insurance and public contract disputes, and Jorge Arturo Reina, whose practice is geared towards the infrastructure and projects sectors. Former Supreme Court justice Rosalinda Cruz Sequeira contributes significant gravitas and insight across contentious mandates.

Boutique firm Galeano & Garcia specialises in litigation, offering comprehensive coverage across civil, commercial, and administrative law to leading local companies. The team frequently collaborates with both local and international firms to manage complex disputes, with its expertise particularly recognised in civil damages claims – especially within the real estate and construction industries – as well as in breach of contract and insurance-related cases. Leading the practice are seasoned litigator Luis Enrique Galeano Milla and Alberto García Fortín, who handle a broad portfolio of disputes.

Central American firm Lexincorp is well equipped to handle both national and international disputes, with robust experience in litigation as well as conciliation, mediation and arbitration proceedings. In particular, the firm stands out for its ability to represent large corporations and public institutions in the energy, construction and infrastructure sectors, in line with the firm's strength in the projects sphere, as well as handling a steady stream of debt recovery actions. The team is led by Honduras managing partner Benito Zelaya, who brings to bear significant skill in domestic and international commercial arbitration. The sizeable associate group includes Juan Carlos Benítez, Alejandro Cáceres, Luis Cruz, Carlos Urrutia and Saúl Aguilar.

Mayora & Mayora, S.C. continues to build its dispute resolution practice in Honduras, acting for a growing portfolio of clients from its offices in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula and, most recently, Roatán (supported further by branches in Guatemala and El Salvador). The team represents both individuals and major local and regional corporations in a wide range of disputes, from commercial and constitutional litigation to labour, tax and inheritance claims. Honduras managing partner Odín Guillén Leiva, whose strong all-round practice cover civil, commercial, labour and public international law, heads the department. Iván Flores, who was promoted to the partnership in August 2025, is skilled in civil, commercial and labour litigation. Senior associate Andrea Tercero and associate Pedro Canales are also key team members.