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List of Attorneys

The U.S. Embassy may not intervene in private legal disputes, such as those between you and your Bolivian business partner. In these circumstances the Consular Section will provide you with a list of attorneys to pursue your complaint.

For a list of lawyers in Bolivia (please note that the Embassy cannot recommend any particular lawyer, including the ones on this list), click HERE.

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