About
Provided by Apolo Abogados
Apolo Abogados’ Public Law department is recognised for its expertise in administrative, regulatory, and constitutional matters, advising some of Ecuador’s most prominent companies and associations, including Industrial Pesquera Santa Priscila, Nirsa, Grupo El Rosado, Pronobis, Anecacao and Asotep. The team regularly represents clients in public procurement, concessions, PPPs, fisheries, mining, energy, and complex administrative litigation before national courts and international forums such as the WTO and IATTC.
The practice is led by Javier Cardoso, whose background as Vice-Minister of Fisheries and Legal Advisor to the Ministry of Energy strengthens his legislative and regulatory practice, having contributed to the drafting of the Fisheries Law and other key sectoral regulations. He is joined by José Gabriel Apolo, recognised for managing multidisciplinary teams in high-stakes cases; Andrés Cervantes, a rising figure in constitutional litigation and professor at leading universities; Javier Sper, specialist in public procurement and administrative litigation, with prior experience at the Attorney General’s Office; and Pablo Cevallos, whose knowledge of administrative law and concessions adds significant value to the team.
Apolo Abogados is distinguished for delivering agile, business-oriented legal strategies in highly regulated industries.