Enrique Romano Barragán is a graduate of the Escuela Libre de Derecho (Free Law School) and holds a Master's degree in Health Law and Bioethics from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, as well as specialized training in constitutional appeals, human rights, and intellectual property. With over fifteen years of professional experience, he has developed a distinguished career in the public and private sectors, particularly in constitutional and administrative litigation, combining a solid academic background with extensive experience in judicial practice and representing international companies.

Her professional practice focuses on constitutional and administrative litigation, with particular expertise in intellectual property, health law, tax and constitutional law, human rights, and state liability. She has been involved in highly complex disputes related to the constitutionality of legal provisions, the protection of fundamental rights, and the regulation of strategic industries, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector.

Throughout his career, he has represented major international companies in strategic litigation and high-profile constitutional proceedings. He has also held prominent positions within the Federal Judiciary, including Secretary of a Collegiate Circuit Court, Secretary of a District Court, and Secretary of a Circuit Court. His experience combines a deep understanding of the workings of the judicial system with specialized practice in defending rights against acts of authority.