Administrative and Urban Law
Administrative Law is one of the broader disciplines of law in Spain, given the large number of existing regulatory standards for each of the sectors under public law, it requires a high degree of specialization and a constant process of update on all those norms that constantly suffer revision or repeal of new regulations.
In most cases it is not enough to know just part of the administrative matters, since many of the legal solutions require a coordinated effort with interpretation of the multiple standards that coexist in unison establishing the specific regulatory system for each activity.
The Canary Islands territorial uniqueness as archipelagic system, attached to the existing set of local authorities in each of the islands, requires an in-depth understanding of all urban determinations issued by each of the administrations with competences in spatial planning in conjunction with that of other norms that form the regulatory system.
This department offers a high specialization which allows clients to have access to as much information as they need at any time, obtaining the best and most qualified legal advice.
The main topics on which the department of Administrative and Urban Law is giving consultations are:
Responsible for this area
D. Antonio J. Marrero Falcón
Within the public sphere he has worked, among others, by request of the Government of the Canary Islands (GESPLAN), giving legal services…
Contributor
We would like to highlight the collaboration of Andrés Betancor (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 1961), Professor of Administrative Law at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, since 2003. Author of 16 books, 51 chapters and 28 articles in academic journals, all in his speciality. He is a regular contributor to the media, with a total of more than 600 articles in newspapers (Expansión and El Mundo). His areas of specialisation are regulatory law, urban development law, contracting and concessions, among others.