Health Law

Fernández Zubia Law Firm

If your clinic, hospital, laboratory, or healthcare company is facing inspections, penalties, or needs to comply with regulations, our team of expert healthcare law attorneys is ready to advise you and protect your interests before the authorities.

What is Health Law and how does it work in Mexico?

Health Law regulates activities related to public health, the provision of medical services, and health control. It establishes obligations for both the State and private parties to guarantee the right to health and prevent health risks that may affect the population.

Experience and results that support us

Defense against sanctions imposed by COFEPRIS and other health authorities. Advice on regulatory compliance for hospitals, laboratories, and pharmaceutical companies.

In what situations does Health Law apply?

Defense against COFEPRIS sanctions. Advice on operating permits for clinics and hospitals. Regulatory compliance in laboratories and pharmaceutical companies. Procedures related to safety and hygiene in the health sector.

Why choose us as your Health Law attorneys?

Specialized knowledge of the General Health Law and health regulations. Experience in proceedings before COFEPRIS and state authorities. Legal strategies that ensure compliance and reduce legal risks. Comprehensive support for public and private institutions in the health sector.

Key areas within Health Law

At our firm, we offer advice and defense in: Health authorizations and permits. Litigation arising from health sanctions. Regulatory compliance in pharmaceutical companies and laboratories. Defense in shutdowns or suspension of activities by health authorities.

Protect your institution against health risks

At Fernández Zubia Abogados, we have a team of attorneys specializing in Health Law in Mexico, with extensive experience in legal support for hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and healthcare companies. Our commitment is to ensure that your operations comply with the law and that your rights are respected.


Frequently asked questions

What should I do if COFEPRIS shuts down my clinic or laboratory?

You can challenge the ruling through administrative remedies or legal actions to reopen your operations.

What health permits do I need to open a hospital or clinic?

It depends on the type of service, but they generally include operating authorizations and health licenses.

What sanctions can the health authority impose?

Fines, temporary shutdowns, suspension of activities, or revocation of permits.

Must pharmacies and laboratories also comply with Health Law?

Yes, all companies in the health sector are subject to current health regulations.

How can legal risks in the health sector be prevented?

By implementing a regulatory compliance plan with specialized legal advice.

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