Bufete Manrique y Asociados
Multidisciplinary law firm in Puerto del Rosario.
Law firm in Fuerteventura specialising in accidents and compensation, led by lawyer Samuel Manrique Camuñas. With over thirty years of experience since 1992, its work focuses on defending victims of traffic accidents, pedestrian collisions and falls in public spaces, as well as claims for serious injuries or material damage and support for the relatives of the deceased. It operates on a results-based fee model. Its office is on Calle Ramón Peñate, in Puerto del Rosario.
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