Braulio A. García Vélez

Braulio A. García Vélez is an Associate in ADSUAR’s Litigation Practice Group, having joined the firm in 2021. He has represented clients in a variety of civil litigation ranging from complex commercial litigation, defamation, incapacity cases, foreclosures, as well as handling appellate and post-trial practice, including settlement agreements. His advocacy skills are shown in both his written and in-person work product. Braulio’s advice and professional insight are extremely valuable to clients in matters of every stage of a case, from pre-complaint analysis through appeal. His contributions range from developing case strategy, drafting key pleadings, conducting in-depth factual and legal research, drafting motions, managing all aspects of discovery, and preparing for trial. Strong advocacy has led to results, as he has helped secure numerous victories, ranging from favorable settlements to complete dismissal of claims at the trial level and complete reversal of unfavorable decisions on appeal.

Focus Areas

• Civil and Commercial Litigation
• Contractual Disputes
• Foreclosures
• Insurance Defense and Coverage Actions

Education

• J.D., Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, School of Law (2015).
• B.A. in Social Sciences, cum laude, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus (2011).

Experience

• Banco Popular de Puerto Rico in numerous foreclosure and collections claims.
• Liberty Mutual Insurance facing environmental contamination matters and property and construction defects claims.
• Abengoa, S.A. as co-counsel in contractual dispute against the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (“PREPA”).
• Optum as co-counsel in antitrust insulin pricing litigation commenced by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
• Represented client in online defamation of character case in which client received public apology as well as damages and costs, after settlement in his favor.
• Represented various clients in exequátur claims for the recognition and enforceability of Court Judgements/Orders from other US jurisdictions.