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Avanza is the parent company of the leading urban and interurban mobility business group in Spain. Our legal department has been involved in all the processes related to the awarding of new concessions, as well as those referring to the purchase of mobility companies. The risks related to the project are analysed and the most appropriate legal solutions are given.

Our legal advice comprises all stages of these transactions, from the initial due diligence process to the execution of the definitive agreement.

Our team has been involved in several dispute resolution cases nationwide. These cases have mainly referred to administrative matters and, also, related to the fulfilment of contracts.

In recent years, we have worked with all group subsidiaries to strengthen their business ethics and compliance programs, helping them establish robust policies and procedures to prevent and address these issues.

In relation to the plans of Avanza for the next 12 months, it is important to highlight our effort to identify new market opportunities and develop new partnerships that can contribute to it. Our legal experience will be essential to carry out this task, advising on the execution of solid commercial and contractual agreements to ensure the success of these operations.

Regarding the ability to adapt our legal advice to align with the various commercial practices and customs of Latin American countries, our local team of lawyers with local experience ensures that we fulfil the standards and requirements of our shareholder in Mexico. We also manage to establish strategic relationships with firms local and international legal entities in each of the countries whenever new projects arise. These alliances allow us access to up-to-date information and a network of local contacts that enriches our understanding of business practices and cultural nuances in each location.

The diverse reality of each country makes us adopt a flexible approach in our advice. We adapt our recommendations and legal strategies to reflect local differences in terms of regulations, commercial contracts, and litigation.