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Fernández Zubia Abogados is a law firm based in Zapopan, Jalisco, founded in 2024 through the merger of leading experts in administrative, tax, and regulatory law. We were born from the strategic alliance of firms and attorneys with extensive track records, with the goal of offering a distinctive legal approach: effective, preventive, and disruptive.

We specialize in resolving complex legal disputes through strategies that break away from traditional paradigms, driving meaningful change in the ordinary course of business. Our team masters strategic litigation against both federal and state authorities, providing solid solutions for companies operating in highly regulated sectors.

At Fernández Zubia Abogados, we understand that legal contingencies are not to be expected—they are to be anticipated. Therefore, we design preventive mechanisms that protect our clients from the ground up.

We operate under 3 unwavering principles

Confidence in Our Expertise


Commitment to Every Case


Legal peace of mind for our clients

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Complaint before the SFP: When It Is Applicable and What to Expect from the Process

When a company discovers that a public official demanded an improper payment to award them a contract, that the bidding terms of a tender were tailored to a competitor, or that an official systematically favors certain suppliers to the detriment of others who better meet the requirements.

Complaint before the SFP: When It Is Applicable and What to Expect from the Process

When a company discovers that a public official demanded an improper payment to award them a contract, that the bidding terms of a tender were tailored to a competitor, or that an official systematically favors certain suppliers to the detriment of others who better meet the requirements.

National Anticorruption System: How It Works and What It Implies for Private Companies

There is a widespread perception among directors and legal representatives of Mexican companies that deserves to be directly challenged: believing that the National Anticorruption System (SNA) is a matter that only concerns public servants.

National Anticorruption System: How It Works and What It Implies for Private Companies

There is a widespread perception among directors and legal representatives of Mexican companies that deserves to be directly challenged: believing that the National Anticorruption System (SNA) is a matter that only concerns public servants.

5 mistakes companies make when facing a closure or sanction without legal counsel

Closure is a penalty imposed by the administrative authority for a specific failure to comply, the purpose of which is to prevent the operation of the commercial establishment either partially or totally...

5 mistakes companies make when facing a closure or sanction without legal counsel

Closure is a penalty imposed by the administrative authority for a specific failure to comply, the purpose of which is to prevent the operation of the commercial establishment either partially or totally...

If you are looking for a reliable, efficient law firm with the capacity to protect your interests, contact us today for a consultation!


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