recobro

Recobro is a noun in Spanish that refers to the act of recovering money that has been paid, advanced, or incurred, typically in the form of costs, expenses, or charges that can be claimed back from another party or payer. It is used in legal, administrative, financial, and insurance contexts to describe the process of reclaiming sums owed or reimbursing expenditures.

In legal contexts, recobro often appears as recobro de costas or recobro de gastos, referring to the recovery of legal costs or procedural expenses from the opposing party or as determined by court rulings. In public administration and health systems, recobro denotes the charging back of costs to patients, insured parties, or third-party payers for services provided, such as medical treatments or public services. In private finance and business, recobro is used to describe debt collection or the reclamation of expenses advanced by a company on behalf of a client, including travel, materials, or administrative fees. Insurance practice uses the term to describe the creditor’s recoupment of payments from third parties or fault-based recoveries after indemnity payments.

Regulation and methods of recobro vary by jurisdiction and contract. Procedures are typically contractual, administrative, or judicial, defining eligibility, documentation, interest, and deadlines for making a recobro claim.

Notes and related terms vary by country, but the concept generally centers on restoring or reclaiming costs that were initially paid on another party’s account.