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Áreas de práctica
Arbitration
Competition Law
Litigation
Educación
San Pablo CEU University, Madrid, Spain (Law degree with Specialization in EU Law, 1999), Institut d’études européennes, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium (LLM in European Union Law, specialization in Business Law, 2000), College of Europe, Brugge, Belgium, (Advanced Community Law Training Programme, 2005).
Colegiaciones
2002, La Coruña.
Curriculum
Sandra is an associate in B.CREMADES Y ASOCIADOS. She joined the firm in September 2010. Before joining the firm Sandra worked in the European Parliament and in the European Commission.
Her practice focuses on EU law, and International Arbitration, covering Commercial arbitration, investment protection and other specialist areas.
- Admissions
Member of la Coruña Bar Association since 2001. qualified to appear before the Spanish courts and thus eligible to be registered at the European Bars.
- Education
Programme in International Law. Universidad Compluense de Madrid, Spain. Nov. 2009 – ongoing.
Advanced Community Law Training Programme (ACLTP). College of Europe, Brugges, Belgium, 2005.
LLM in European Union Law (specialization in Business Law). Scholarship Oficina Galicia Europa. Université Libre de Bruxelles, Institut d’études européennes, Brussels, Belgium, 2000.
Law degree with Specialization in EU Law (dual degree in Spanish and EU law). Universidad San Pablo CEU, Madrid, Spain, 1999.
- Languages
Sandra is fluent in Spanish, French and English.
- Professional experience
Sandra is an EU law and an international arbitration specialist in B. CREMADES. She joined the firm as counsel in 2010.
Sandra represents clients in international commercial arbitration and investment protection disputes. She also acts as secretary to arbitral tribunals. Sandra has participated in a number of international proceedings, under the rules of different international arbitration institutions, mainly the ICC and the ICSID.
Sandra’s experience has focused on protection of foreign investment and commercial arbitration in different sectors; inter alia, engineering, public works, oil and gas and agency.
At B. CREMADES Sandra also gives advice on different aspects of EU law, mainly on competition law, external trade, and energy related issues.
Prior to joining B. CREMADES, Sandra Cajal worked within the EU Institutions. Sandra worked as an advisor for the European Commission’s External Relations Directorate General and within the European Parliament Internal Politics Directorate General.
During her professional experience at the European Commission Sandra has given advice on projects based in EU Programmes and on the preparation and review of the EU External Action Regulations. At the European Parliament Sandra has monitored financial and legal aspects of legislative procedures, inter alia, in internal market and external relations. Sandra has also assisted the European Parliament delegation on legislative and financial negotiations with the European Commission and the Council of Ministers.
Articles
Protection of foreign investment in the EU. Coordinated by the “Institute of Legal Studies”, Salzburg (Austria). Juris Publishing (Yorkhill Law Publishing). Annual publication, first contribution in 2006.
Other
Prize for the best legal research Raimundo de Penafort "Taxation of foreign investments in the EU", 1998.
Her practice focuses on EU law, and International Arbitration, covering Commercial arbitration, investment protection and other specialist areas.
- Admissions
Member of la Coruña Bar Association since 2001. qualified to appear before the Spanish courts and thus eligible to be registered at the European Bars.
- Education
Programme in International Law. Universidad Compluense de Madrid, Spain. Nov. 2009 – ongoing.
Advanced Community Law Training Programme (ACLTP). College of Europe, Brugges, Belgium, 2005.
LLM in European Union Law (specialization in Business Law). Scholarship Oficina Galicia Europa. Université Libre de Bruxelles, Institut d’études européennes, Brussels, Belgium, 2000.
Law degree with Specialization in EU Law (dual degree in Spanish and EU law). Universidad San Pablo CEU, Madrid, Spain, 1999.
- Languages
Sandra is fluent in Spanish, French and English.
- Professional experience
Sandra is an EU law and an international arbitration specialist in B. CREMADES. She joined the firm as counsel in 2010.
Sandra represents clients in international commercial arbitration and investment protection disputes. She also acts as secretary to arbitral tribunals. Sandra has participated in a number of international proceedings, under the rules of different international arbitration institutions, mainly the ICC and the ICSID.
Sandra’s experience has focused on protection of foreign investment and commercial arbitration in different sectors; inter alia, engineering, public works, oil and gas and agency.
At B. CREMADES Sandra also gives advice on different aspects of EU law, mainly on competition law, external trade, and energy related issues.
Prior to joining B. CREMADES, Sandra Cajal worked within the EU Institutions. Sandra worked as an advisor for the European Commission’s External Relations Directorate General and within the European Parliament Internal Politics Directorate General.
During her professional experience at the European Commission Sandra has given advice on projects based in EU Programmes and on the preparation and review of the EU External Action Regulations. At the European Parliament Sandra has monitored financial and legal aspects of legislative procedures, inter alia, in internal market and external relations. Sandra has also assisted the European Parliament delegation on legislative and financial negotiations with the European Commission and the Council of Ministers.
Articles
Protection of foreign investment in the EU. Coordinated by the “Institute of Legal Studies”, Salzburg (Austria). Juris Publishing (Yorkhill Law Publishing). Annual publication, first contribution in 2006.
Other
Prize for the best legal research Raimundo de Penafort "Taxation of foreign investments in the EU", 1998.