Law firms · Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

FJM Advocats

A Barcelona law firm specializing in healthcare, social services, public law, labor, and corporate matters for public agencies, hospitals, businesses, and individuals.

About FJM Advocats

Legal counsel for healthcare and public-sector organizations

FJM Advocats is a Barcelona law firm offering a broad range of legal advice. The firm emphasizes its work with providers of healthcare, social, and long-term care services. Its experience with public agencies has also led it to advise public employees, city governments, municipal companies, and other public-sector organizations.

Practice areas

  • Healthcare and social services law.
  • Labor and employment law.
  • Administrative law.
  • Corporate and commercial law.
  • Marriage and family law.
  • Civil law.
  • Criminal law.
  • Insolvency law.
  • Mediation in civil and commercial matters.
  • Financial and strategic advice.

Clients

FJM Advocats counts among its clients major Catalan healthcare consortia and corporations, public and private hospitals, laboratories and research centers, institutes and foundations, city governments and municipal companies, universities, public transportation agencies, and private businesses. The firm also represents individuals in civil, family, marriage, administrative, and criminal matters.

Team and recent developments

The firm combines experienced and newer attorneys in a multidisciplinary team. In April 2025, it announced a new leadership team after founding partner Francesc José María Sánchez left to become director general of Consorci de Salut i Social de Catalunya. The firm publishes legal updates and articles on current issues, including a court ruling invalidating regulations for extraordinary access to specialist certification in emergency medicine and new rules on ending an employment contract after permanent disability.

Contact

Address: 392 Diagonal Avenue, 3rd floor, unit 2, 08037 Barcelona.

Phone: 93 268 32 11. Fax: 93 268 44 58.

Email: info@fjmadvocats.cat.

In brief

Healthcare, social services, public, labor, corporate, and civil law