Find Lawyers in Madrid, Spain for Planning
Practice Area Overview
• Drafting of legal aspects with regard to urban planning instruments required in Real Estate development operations.
• Preparing and processing of planning instruments.
• Drafting of urban planning management and implementation instruments, in particular, urban agreements.
• Granting of licenses and environmental permits.
• Equitable distribution of land.
• Expropriation proceedings.
• Sanction and disciplinary proceedings.
• Administrative and judicial proceedings:
The proper advice of this area of law requires a very high qualification given that the complexity of the rules governing planning law. Moreover, one of the main problems arising from this area of law is the diversity of rules that have an impact in this field, as there is an Urban Law in each Autonomous Community, and other fields of law are closely linked, such as Environmental Law, Administrative Law, and Civil Law.
Clients typically are property developers, construction companies, public entities, or even particulars.
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Ana Álvarez is a lawyer who specialises in the areas of Civil and Procedural Law, Construction, Real Estate and Planning Law and New Technologies. Her duties include providing legal advice both to individuals and to companies, along with the initiation and pursuit of legal actions and the provision of assistance at court hearings. On the urban planning side, she specialises in the study and drafting of reports on the planning conditions that apply to land and its subsequent development...
Profile Alberto joined Pérez-Llorca in 2011, after several years of practising law. In 2020 he was made partner of Pérez-Llorca’s Public Law practice area. In 2021 he was named managing partner of the Urban Planning and Environmental practice areas at a national level. Alberto has been recognised for years as one of the leading land planning and environmental lawyers in Spain by the main international legal directories such as Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500 and Best ...
Founding Partner Chairman Legal Counsel to the Spanish Parliament, Co-Director of Aranzadi Urban Development and Construction magazine and Member of the Royal Academy of Law and Legislation. He was awarded a Law Degree with First Class Honours and he received a Doctorate in Administrative Law with First Honours. He joined the Military Legal Corps in 1968 and in 1971 became Legal Counsel to the Spanish Parliament. In 1973 he was appointed Deputy Councillor of Urban Planning and Treasury of the...
Partner Manuel joined the firm in 2003 and specializes in the diverse areas of General Administrative Law (i.e. liability claims against Public Administration), Urban Planning Law and Compulsory purchases and Litigation. From 2007 to 2010, he taught about Expropriations for the MBA of Urban Planning Law at the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid. In addition, he completed an MBA in Real Estate Companies at the Polytechnic University in Madrid. He was also awarded an Advanced Studies Diploma ...
Practice areas: Real Estate, Land Planning Luis Zurera joined Pérez-Llorca in 1988 and made partner in 1998. His department is widely regarded as one of the strongest property teams in Spain. Luis specialises in all aspects of real estate transactions, advising national and multinational companies. He has extensive experience in real estate development, sale and purchase of property, divestment and acquisition of large property portfolios and land planning.
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