PRACTICE AREA
Regulated Sectors
The high technification of some sectors of the economy has led the State to produce a series of highly specialized regulations that must be observed to fully comply with the operating or compliance requirements of the participants in such markets. We have experience in several of these regulated sectors, in matters such as the following:
Utilities
- Advice on investigations and proceedings before the Superintendence of Public Utilities (SSPD), the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC), regulatory commissions (CREG, CRA), among other administrative authorities.
- Development of programs and strategies for the legal treatment of consumer fraud situations.
- Elaboration of programs for the handling of petitions, complaints, and claims (PQR).
- Representation in legal proceedings related to or derived from issues inherent to the provision of the service.
Telecommunications
- Due diligence processes related to telecommunications regulation.
- Registration, updating and cancellation of the Single Registry of Information Technology and Communications (RUTIC) to obtain the authorization for the provision of telecommunications networks and services.
- Consultancy regarding permits for the use of the radio electric spectrum.
- Consultancy regarding the payment of telecommunications parafiscal contributions before the Fund.
Cannabis
- Due diligence processes regarding the regulation of cannabis.
- Advice on the regulatory regime for the issuance of licenses for the cultivation of psychoactive and non-psychoactive cannabis and cannabis derivatives.
- Presentation of requests for modifications of licenses obtained before the National Institute for the Surveillance of Medicines and Food (INVIMA).
- Study of risks and penalties for non-compliance with the duties of license holders by the National Institute for Drug and Food Surveillance (INVIMA).
- Processing of applications before the Ministry of Justice and Law.
- Advice on procedures to be carried out before the National Narcotics Fund (FNE).
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PRACTICE AREA
Regulated Sectors
The high technification of some sectors of the economy has led the State to produce a series of highly specialized regulations that must be observed to fully comply with the operating or compliance requirements of the participants in such markets. We have experience in several of these regulated sectors, in matters such as the following:
Utilities
- Advice on investigations and proceedings before the Superintendence of Public Utilities (SSPD), the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC), regulatory commissions (CREG, CRA), among other administrative authorities.
- Development of programs and strategies for the legal treatment of consumer fraud situations.
- Elaboration of programs for the handling of petitions, complaints, and claims (PQR).
- Representation in legal proceedings related to or derived from issues inherent to the provision of the service.
Telecommunications
- Due diligence processes related to telecommunications regulation.
- Registration, updating and cancellation of the Single Registry of Information Technology and Communications (RUTIC) to obtain the authorization for the provision of telecommunications networks and services.
- Consultancy regarding permits for the use of the radio electric spectrum.
- Consultancy regarding the payment of telecommunications parafiscal contributions before the Fund.
Cannabis
- Due diligence processes regarding the regulation of cannabis.
- Advice on the regulatory regime for the issuance of licenses for the cultivation of psychoactive and non-psychoactive cannabis and cannabis derivatives.
- Presentation of requests for modifications of licenses obtained before the National Institute for the Surveillance of Medicines and Food (INVIMA).
- Study of risks and penalties for non-compliance with the duties of license holders by the National Institute for Drug and Food Surveillance (INVIMA).
- Processing of applications before the Ministry of Justice and Law.
- Advice on procedures to be carried out before the National Narcotics Fund (FNE).