Amelia is a member of CDC’s legal and data team, where she plays a key role in the management and coordination of a significant number of Spanish cases given her Spanish background. She also contributes to and supports cases in other jurisdictions where CDC is active.

She is involved in the coordination of multidisciplinary case work, working closely with assignors, external lawyers, and economic experts, as well as contributing to the firm’s data work through the collection and analysis of case-related information.

She is also involved in the legal analysis of competition law matters and has authored several internal and external publications on key jurisprudence and trends in EU competition law.

Prior to joining CDC, she gained experience at leading law firms in Spain, where she specialised in litigation concerning damages arising from competition law infringements.

She studied in Madrid, where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in Law and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Public Administration from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and later completed an LLM in European Union Law at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

In her free time, she values disconnecting and spending time with the people she cares about.