O'Farrell

Regulatory, Administrative & Constitutional Law

Jorge Muratorio, is the Partner in charge of Public Law and Economic Regulation Department at O´Farrell.

His practice focuses on constitutional, administrative and environmental law, urban planning regulations, consumer protection law and antitrust.

He joined Estudio O’Farrell in 1998 and was appointed partner in July, 2005. He has in-depth knowledge of public utilities (transport, gas, energy, tolls, concessions), public work, infrastructure and all phases of public contracts. He gives legal advice to foreign and national companies. He also has experience in litigation, both in the promotion of all kinds of administrative reviews and claims against the state, in federal and local jurisdictions, covering different topics of public law and economic regulation. He participated in consultancies, especially in matters related to public contracts with clients such as the European Union.

Spanish and English

Member and director of the Observatory of Argentine Public Procurements (Observatorio de la Contratación Pública de Argentina (OCP)) of Universidad Austral Collaborator of the Observatory of Public Contracts of Spain (Observatorio de Contratos Públicos de España (OBCP)) Member of the Latin-American Network of Public Procurement (Red Iberoamericana de Contratación Pública, REDICOP) Member of the City of Buenos Aires Bar Association Member of the San Isidro Bar Association Member of the Institute of Administrative Law of the Argentine Academy of Law and Social Sciences (Academia Nacional de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales) Emeritus director of the Legal Affairs Commission of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce of the Argentine Republic. In addition, he is responsible for the Sub-Commission of Administrative Law of such Commission Spokesman of the Institute of Administrative Law of the Argentine Association of Constitutional Justice (Asociación Argentina de Justicia Constitucional). Member of the International Bar Association (IBA).

He graduated in 1990 from Universidad de Buenos Aires with a lawyer’s degree, is Magister in Administrative Law –first class, 1992- from Universidad Austral, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Ibero-American Administrative Law at the Universidad A Coruña. Mr. Muratorio teaches Administrative Law at Universidad Católica Argentina and is a professor in more than a dozen graduate courses in matters related to administrative law in numerous universities. Speaker in national and international conferences.