Uģis Zeltiņš

Uģis Zeltiņš is a Partner and Head of the Competition practice group at COBALT Latvia. He has extensive experience acting as a lead advisor in EU & Competition, State Aid and Public Procurement matters. Prior to joining COBALT Uģis was an advisor on European Law with the Constitutional Court of Latvia and currently he is in charge of constitutional law aspects of civil and administrative disputes handled by the office. Uģis has taught competition, EU and international law to undergraduates and has lectured on competition and state aid to judges. · Cobalt

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Partner and Head of the Competition practice group at COBALT Latvia with extensive experience acting as lead advisor in EU & Competition, State Aid and Public Procurement matters. Previously an advisor on European Law with the Constitutional Court of Latvia, he handles constitutional law aspects of civil and administrative disputes and has taught competition, EU and international law.

Domaines d’expertise

CompetitionState AidPublic ProcurementEU LawDispute ResolutionConstitutional LawAdministrative LawInternational Law

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Latvia

Cobalt · Uģis Zeltiņš is a Partner and Head of the Competition practice group at COBALT Latvia. He has extensive experience acting as a lead advisor in EU & Competition, State Aid and Public Procurement matters. Prior to joining COBALT Uģis was an advisor on European Law with the Constitutional Court of Latvia and currently he is in charge of constitutional law aspects of civil and administrative disputes handled by the office. Uģis has taught competition, EU and international law to undergraduates and has lectured on competition and state aid to judges.

Latvia

Expertise

Competition LawState AidPublic ProcurementConstitutional LawShipping & Transport

Formation

LL.M in European Law, College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium (2007)
LL.B, University of Latvia, Faculty of Law (2005)

Inscriptions au barreau

Latvian Bar Association (since 2009)

Langues

LatvianEnglishFrench