Xaymara Colón-González

Xaymara Colón-González

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Saldaña, Carvajal & Vélez-Rivé, P.S.C.

Verified August 2026

Serves all of Puerto Rico · Office in San Juan 10 years experience
Spanish English
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Xaymara Colón-González is a San Juan-based attorney with ten years of experience practicing in insurance, corporate law, and civil litigation, including property insurance, professional liability, and insurance defense. She also serves as a notary public and is fluent in both Spanish and English.

Practice Areas

Insurance Corporate Civil Litigation Notary Public Property Insurance Professional Liability Insurance Defense

About

Ms. Colón-González is a defense attorney with a wealth of experience in insurance law, spanning over 10 years. Ms. Colón-González’ valuable knowledge in this specialized area of the law helps her to better understand the needs of her clients and devise clever legal strategies. In her day-to-day practice in and out of court, Ms. Colón-González handles complex insurance matters such as business income losses, coverage disputes under non-standard policy forms, and matters involving reinsurance. Insurers also rely on Ms. Colón-González to advise and represent them regarding issues concerning property, general liability, umbrella, crime, directors & officers, and professional liability insurance policies, among others. Additionally, her continued commitment to professional development led her to obtain the prestigious Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter and Associate in Reinsurance designations. She is also a licensed insurance adjuster. Ms. Colón-González is a Junior Partner at SCVR. She joined the firm in 2018 after working at a multinational insurance company as a claims adjuster for several years, and at other law firms whose practice was focused on insurance law.

Sobre el Abogado

La Lcda. Colón-González es una abogada de defensa con una vasta experiencia en derecho de seguros que abarca más de 10 años. El valioso conocimiento de la Lcda. Colón-González en esta área especializada del derecho le permite comprender mejor las necesidades de sus clientes y diseñar estrategias legales ingeniosas. En su práctica cotidiana, tanto dentro como fuera de los tribunales, la Lcda. Colón-González maneja asuntos de seguros complejos, tales como pérdidas de ingresos comerciales, controversias de cubierta bajo formularios de póliza no estándar, y asuntos relacionados con el reaseguro. Las aseguradoras también confían en la Lcda. Colón-González para que las asesore y represente en asuntos relacionados con pólizas de seguro de propiedad, responsabilidad civil general, sombrilla (umbrella), delito, directores y oficiales, y responsabilidad profesional, entre otras. Además, su compromiso continuo con el desarrollo profesional la llevó a obtener las prestigiosas designaciones de Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) y Associate in Reinsurance (ARe). También es ajustadora de seguros licenciada. La Lcda. Colón-González es Socia Junior (Junior Partner) de SCVR. Se incorporó a la firma en el 2018, luego de trabajar durante varios años como ajustadora de reclamaciones en una compañía de seguros multinacional, y en otros bufetes cuya práctica se enfocaba en el derecho de seguros.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do if my insurance claim is denied in Puerto Rico?
You can request a written explanation, appeal internally, and file a complaint with the Puerto Rico Office of the Insurance Commissioner. If the denial is improper, an attorney can negotiate or sue to recover what you are owed.
How are property insurance claims after a hurricane handled in Puerto Rico?
Document all damage, notify your insurer promptly, and keep records of repairs and communications. Disputes over coverage and delayed payments are common, and an attorney can help you challenge underpayments.
How do I form a corporation or LLC in Puerto Rico?
You file a certificate of incorporation or organization with the Puerto Rico Department of State, pay the required fees, and register with Hacienda for tax purposes. An attorney can help structure the entity.
What ongoing obligations does a Puerto Rico corporation have?
Corporations and LLCs must file an annual report with the Department of State, keep accurate records, hold required meetings, and stay current on tax filings to avoid penalties or administrative dissolution.
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