Mariela Yvanca Fernández Fernández is a principal associate in the Administrative Law department, where she has been a practicing lawyer since September 2006.

She has extensive expertise in all kinds of administrative proceedings (e.g. penalty proceedings, public procurement and administrative appeals) and has acted in numerous cases involving public assets, authorizations and concessions, civil service employment, mining law, energy and telecommunications, among others.

She also provides recurring advice on environmental law, planning and zoning law and real estate.

She has acted as legal counsel in a range of appeals for judicial review before the Supreme Court, the National Appellate Court and the High Courts.

She has delivered training courses and presentations and has engaged in various teaching activities in such matters, including at the Instituto Asturiano de Administración Pública Adolfo Posada, Fundación Metal and Centro de Estudios Garrigues in collaboration with Harvard Law School. He also works on a recurring basis as a member of several Courts of the Master's Degree Final Project of the University Master's Degree in Advocacy of the University of Oviedo.

She collaborates as a regular professor of Administrative Law in the University Program for the Elderly of the University of Oviedo (PUMUO) and in the University Master's Degree in Advocacy of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC).

Mariela Yvanca Fernández Fernández is a member of the Oviedo Bar Association.

University Master's Degree in Public Intervention in Society, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Administrative Law department (2014).

Graduate Technical Expert in Labor Risk Prevention (2010).
University Specialist in Corporate Environmental Management, Universidad de La Rioja (2009).
Degree in Law, Universidad de Oviedo (2001-2006).