Alberto Novoa, until now a Labour partner at CECA Magán, where he has been practising since 2005, is an expert in collective bargaining and restructuring processes. He is also qualified as a litigation lawyer, a speciality in which he has obtained important successes before the Social Jurisdiction in individual and collective matters. Novoa has extensive experience in all areas of Labour Law, from pre-contractual advice to negotiation in large workforce restructuring projects, the development and implementation of protocols and systems for the prevention of Labour disputes with national and international companies, legal representation in labour court proceedings, advice on contractual matters, Labour legislation, social security and Labour inspections, and M&A and due diligence processes.
In addition to his work as a lawyer, Alberto Novoa is a member of the ASNALA Board of Directors and a collaborating lawyer of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation. His academic facet is also very relevant, being the training of new generations of lawyers a constant throughout his career. In this regard, the new partner of RocaJunyent, who holds a degree in Law from the Universidad Complutense and a PhD in Labour and Social Security Law from the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, is a lecturer in Labour Law at ISDE, and a lecturer in Labour Procedural Law and Labour Law at the Universidad a Distancia de Madrid (UDIMA), the Centro de Estudios Financieros (CEF), the Universidad de la Rioja (UNIR) and the Universidad Europea. He is also a guest lecturer at the CGPJ training school and at ICAM.
Joan Roca, executive chairman of RocaJunyent, explains that “the signing of Alberto Novoa is part of the firm’s growth strategy in an area of great relevance for the firm, such as Labour Law, as well as the strengthening of the Madrid office.” Last November, partner María José Sánchez also joined the firm with her team of three lawyers, in this case, to support the growth of the Labour area in Barcelona. Today, RocaJunyent has four partners and a team of 14 lawyers in the Labour Law area.
Alberto brings with him his Labour team from Ceca Magán, Amaia García and Rubén González.
Amaia García is a Litigation lawyer specialising in Labour and Social Security Law, with experience in the legal defence of Labour disputes before the social jurisdiction, advising companies and in equality plans.
Rubén González is a Labour lawyer specialising in providing legal advice on individual and collective Labour relations to companies in various national and international sectors, with extensive experience in the legal defence of any Labour dispute before the courts.
