Federico Lara González is a Partner of the Administrative Law & Regulated Sectors, and the Urban Planning & Environment Practices, and he also collaborates assiduously with the Art and Cultural Heritage department. He joined the firm in 2010.
He is a civil servant of the Corps of Lawyers of the Regional Government of Madrid (1997), currently on leave, where he has spent a large part of his career working for various different departments (Environment, Education, Office of the President and Employment) until he was appointed as Deputy Director-General of Litigation (2005-2008), a position from which he managed and coordinated the litigation of such Regional Government before all courts. Subsequently he was Adviser/Coordinator of the Directorate-General for Relations with the Courts of Justice of the Ministry of Justice (2008-2010).
He has extensive experience in providing legal advice to and representing and defending in legal proceedings both public authorities and their bodies and organisations and companies and individuals, in particular in contentious-administrative proceedings and before the Constitutional Court, having worked in numerous public law areas and sectors, such as public procurement, public services liability (responsabilidad patrimonial), administrative infringements and penalties, public subsidies and grants, the civil service, public assets, energy, urban planning, compulsory purchase orders, environment, education and cultural and historic property, public sector compliance, public law associations and corporations, employment-related affairs and matters relating to the justice system, among others.
He has extensive experience assisting students interested in sitting public servant entrance exams and as an advisor to public servants in the state, regional and local administrations, both in public bodies (Madrid Institute for Public Administration, Ministry of Justice), and for private academies. He carries out this work alongside his work at the Firm.
Federico Lara González is a Partner of the Administrative Law & Regulated Sectors, and the Urban Planning & Environment Practices, and he also collaborates assiduously with the Art and Cultural Heritage department. He joined the firm in 2010.
He is a civil servant of the Corps of Lawyers of the Regional Government of Madrid (1997), currently on leave, where he has spent a large part of his career working for various different departments (Environment, Education, Office of the President and Employment) until he was appointed as Deputy Director-General of Litigation (2005-2008), a position from which he managed and coordinated the litigation of such Regional Government before all courts. Subsequently he was Adviser/Coordinator of the Directorate-General for Relations with the Courts of Justice of the Ministry of Justice (2008-2010).
He has extensive experience in providing legal advice to and representing and defending in legal proceedings both public authorities and their bodies and organisations and companies and individuals, in particular in contentious-administrative proceedings and before the Constitutional Court, having worked in numerous public law areas and sectors, such as public procurement, public services liability (responsabilidad patrimonial), administrative infringements and penalties, public subsidies and grants, the civil service, public assets, energy, urban planning, compulsory purchase orders, environment, education and cultural and historic property, public sector compliance, public law associations and corporations, employment-related affairs and matters relating to the justice system, among others.
He has extensive experience assisting students interested in sitting public servant entrance exams and as an advisor to public servants in the state, regional and local administrations, both in public bodies (Madrid Institute for Public Administration, Ministry of Justice), and for private academies. He carries out this work alongside his work at the Firm.