CVFirm is a law firm located in the Southeastern area of Costa Rica, with over 25 years of experience in Real estate and Corporate Law with Offices in San Isidro de El General, Perez Zeledon, Uvita and Dominical. Our Firm is renowned for providing excellent advisory and making our client’s business in Costa Rica the best and safest experience possible. It is our commitment to offer legal services of outstanding quality and great efficiency.
CVFirm was established in San Isidro del General, Perez Zeledon, Costa Rica on the year 1957.
It was initially an accounting company created by our founder, Mr. Casimiro Vargas Porras, father of our current director, the Attorney at Law Casimiro Vargas Mora. On 1959, the Company extended its services to the legal Field.
Our Objective
“To be the best Firm, offering legal and financial advising adjusted to suit the specific needs of each and every one of our clients”
Our Mission
“To be always in the lead of advance and innovation, providing quick, effective and adjusted solutions that will contribute to the success of our clients projects”
Our Organizational Values
Our company is committed to offer only outstanding services, therefore our clients rely on a series of factors that differentiate CVFirm from other companies, such as:
- Capacitating and service improvement
It is our strict policy to constantly aim our resources at implementing and improving the services and products that we offer our clients, reinvesting our funds in the capacitating and training of our personnel, acquisition and enhancement of our installations, office equipment, computing and software.
- Service and Quality
We provide specialized, quality services, based on cost-effectiveness while taking into consideration all the 
relevant aspects. We analyze situations in an integral manner, without limiting to only fulfill our clients’ petitions, but also including all the other aspects that may impact legally or financially. We are oriented toward swiftly responding our clients and obtaining results. Honesty and respect towards our clients and the protection of their interests are the basic principles of our job. We facilitate our clients’ businesses, by means of applying efficient preventive measures.
- Technology
We use advanced office technology for the creation of documents, case management, communication and internal/external coordination. Thanks to our Department of TI (Technology of Information) we have implemented SQL Servers, MS Exchange, Windows Servers, Linux Severs, IP Centrals, file servers and more. In order to guarantee the security of our clients’ information we maintain Firewalls, Proxy Servers, Antivirus, Antispy, and others fully updated. On top of that, we have implemented a back up system that would allow us to swiftly reconstruct our databases in case of an emergency, since we manage our files mostly in electronic formats, while giving appropriate security to the originals
Our professionals are members of the respective Law and Accountant Schools of Costa Rica, legally authorized to exercise their functions, and with all the guarantees demanded by law for the protection of our clients. Said professionals are also kept up to date in their fields throughout internal capacitance programs and the assistance to seminars and external congresses
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- Costa Rica sent protest to Nicaragua December 21, 2011The Government of Costa Rica sent a similar protest to his Managua by the Nicaraguan incursion of 15 soldiers Monday in the area of Punta Castilla. The note said that the military “penetrated approximately one kilometer in Costa Rican territory in the area of Punta Castilla, making threats against officials of the Costa Rican forces ...Read the Rest […]
- Costa Rica: Environmentalists call for respecting environmental laws to build road parallel to the river San Juan December 21, 2011A dozen environmental organizations today called on the Government of Costa Rica comply with environmental laws by building the road parallel to the river San Juan, on the border with Nicaragua. UNION NORTE POR LA VIDA, the organizations believe that “we have made absolutely clear our full support to the actions proposed by the Government ...Read the Rest […]
- SENASA closed ranks against dogfighting December 21, 2011National authorities closed ranks against dogfighting. However, they fail to catch those involved. The National Animal Welfare Service (SENASA) in March created a program to combat this problem. “We have not had success with it to find them on the site. It is not easy, they are very clandestine. But we know from our contacts, ...Read the Rest […]
- Perez Zeledon remove the mayor Luis Mendieta December 21, 2011Perez Zeledon .- With nearly 73 percent abstention rate ended the plebiscite that was held last Sunday in Perez Zeledon. The town agreed to remove the mayor Luis Mendieta. The data is part of the preliminary results gave on Sunday night, Manuel Alfaro, president of the organizing committee of the plebiscite. According to Cedric Solano, ...Read the Rest […]
- Come to Chinatown in San Jose September 18, 2011Costa Rica will have a version of “Chinatown” in the middle of next year, which will be located in an area south of the capital, said the mayor of San José, Johnny Araya. The project dates back two years ago, shortly after Costa Rica decided to establish diplomatic relations with the Asian giant, said spokesmen ...Read the Rest […]
- The Rich will pay as a Rich in a new tax reform September 18, 2011The opposition Partido Acción Ciudadana (PAC) announced that it reached an agreement with the Government of Costa Rica on a draft law on tax reform. The Head of the PAC fraction, Manrique Oviedo, made the announcement at a press conference supported by their peers, and explained that “the rich paid as rich.” He said that ...Read the Rest […]
- ICT and Hotels Riu pressures the Municipality of Carrillo September 14, 2011Aldermen of the Municipality of Carrillo, Guanacaste, rejected this Tuesday afternoon pressures from Spanish company Riu, deputies, government officials and the Costa Rican Institute of Tourism to promote a tourism project in Playa Matapalo. With three votes to two, the aldermen voted against an appeal, filed against an agreement, made last week, dismissing […]
- Fuel price will drop next week September 14, 2011While approaching a reduction in fuel prices, could also soon come up. On Thursday of next week will go into effect ¢41 rebate on gasoline plus ¢40 in the supermarket and ¢37 on diesel. But the Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP) analyzes an increase that could take effect in the second half of October. Corresponds ...Read the Rest […]
- Telefonica said hello to Costa Rica September 14, 2011Telefonica said hello to Costa Rica with today’s launch of its brand name: Movistar. The Spanish phone giant was seen in the muppies located at bus stops from downtown San Jose and surrounding cities. Similarly, the public operator Movistar made available Costa Rica, its profile on the Facebook social network. “We came to Costa Rica ...Read the Rest […]
- Riteve still waiting for about 75 000 vehicles December 23, 2011
