Our specialisation in administrative law allows us to accompany you with solvency in all your legal relations with the different public administrations. This assistance includes advisory advice and legal defence in administrative proceedings and contentious-administrative appeals, covering matters of civil service, asset liability, sanctions, taxation, administrative intervention techniques, town planning and compulsory purchase, assets, infrastructures and public services, environment, amparo and protection of fundamental rights, subsidies and public aid, public procurement in any of its phases, consumption, legislative technique, and sporting discipline.

As regards the special or regulatory part of administrative law, you can count on our technical support before any public institution and regulatory supervisory authority, including legislative analysis and monitoring of the regulations of the different regulated sectors. We can also provide you with decades of experience in contractual matters.

In terms of competition law and European Union law, we defend our clients in cases of cartels, abuse of dominant position and state aid, including urgent assistance in the event of home inspections.

We are also able to provide full support in cases where the public and private spheres converge, such as mergers, unfair competition and intellectual property. We also provide legal assistance in damages actions - in collaboration with investment funds - arising from the commission of competition offences (stand-alone and follow-on).

Finally, with regard to the European Administration, we support our clients in the verification of the actions of the agencies and institutions that comprise it, representing them both in administrative proceedings and before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). We also regularly handle cases involving fundamental freedoms, anti-dumping, infringements of EU law, European civil service, European public procurement, intellectual property, and legal interests of third parties in the EU.