Juan Ignacio Guzmán
Juan Ignacio Guzmán is a prominent professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica and an attorney at Energy Law Firm. He specializes in consumer protection law and has provided insights into the legal obligations of service providers, emphasizing the necessity for clear communication and information disclosure to consumers, even in the case of low-cost services like ordinary mail. His expertise was highlighted in relation to a recent ruling against Correos de Costa Rica, where he discussed the implications of consumer rights and the responsibilities of businesses under Costa Rican law.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Costa Rica | 2 | 8.50 | 0.15% | +10% | 5,094,118 | 8,240 | $62,000 | 100$ |
| Totals | 2 | 5,094,118 | 8,240 | $62,000 | 100$ |
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.
Recent Mentions
Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán explained the fundamental aspects that consumers should consider when filing a claim for a defective product.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán explained that expert evidence is fundamental in cases requiring specialized technical knowledge.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a lawyer and professor, explained consumer rights regarding pricing discrepancies in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica, explained the rights of consumers regarding price discrepancies in supermarkets.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica, explained that such disclaimers do not have automatic binding effects on consumers in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán is a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica and provided insights on consumer rights in the article.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica and a lawyer at Energy Law Firm, indicated that surveillance must be conducted prudently and proportionally.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica, indicated that such surveillance must be executed prudently and proportionally, with legitimate purposes.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica, explained that the right of admission is limited by four principles.
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Costa Rica:
Juan Ignacio Guzmán, a professor of Commercial Law at the University of Costa Rica, explained the limitations of the right of admission in the context of Smart Fit's internal regulations.
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