Christian Díaz Delgado is a registered lawyer in A Coruña (no. 3629) and specialised in class action lawsuits.
With extensive experience in the legal field, Christian has taken on the representation of over 4,000 individuals affected by the faulty PureTech engine in Peugeot, Opel, and Citroën models.
Ranked in Best Lawyer, his experience in complex cases ensures a strong and dedicated defence.
Degree in Law, Diploma in Advanced Studies in Commercial Law, Higher Degree in Business Administration and Management, Compliance Officer, Mediator.
Lawyer specialised in Civil Law, Commercial Law, and Business Law, Bankruptcy Trustee. Experience in general Due Diligence procedures in company acquisition processes. Venture Capital. Restructurings and Insolvencies. Professor of Commercial and Business Law at the School of Management and Business Administration of Madrid (EDAE) 2004-2008. Independent director and advisor of family estates. Delegate of the European Lawyers Association (AEA). Member of the Professional Association of Bankruptcy Trustees (ASPAC). Board member of the Galician Association of Bankruptcy Trustees (AGACO).
Recognised by the publication BEST LAWYERS IN SPAIN in the specialties of “litigation, restructurings and insolvencies, and economic criminal law”, with the additional mention “Lawyer of the year” in bankruptcy practice.
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