Eduardo Román González joined Santos Elizondo in 2025 and has extensive experience in the public, private, and academic sectors. His practice focuses on constitutional, civil, family, and commercial litigation, arbitration, and regulatory compliance.

Before joining the firm, he served as Secretary of Research and Analysis at the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, where he participated in drafting rulings on unconstitutionality actions, constitutional disputes, conflicts of legal interpretation, and amparo proceedings, contributing to the establishment of important legal precedents in procedural, constitutional, administrative, civil, and commercial matters.

Prior to that, he held various positions at the Federal Electoral Tribunal, the Federal Electoral Institute, the Technical Secretariat of the National Security Council of the Office of the President of the Republic, the Nuevo León State Electoral Commission, the General Directorate of Legal Affairs of the Municipality of San Pedro Garza García, and the Judicial Branch of the State of Nuevo León.

In the private sector, he was a partner at a firm specializing in constitutional, electoral, and administrative consulting and litigation, and served as Coordinator of Research and Judicial Reform at CEEAD A.C.

In the academic sphere, he has been a member of the National System of Researchers, and his research has been recognized with the 2017 Nicolás Pérez Serrano Award, the Extraordinary Doctoral Award, and the Nuevo León Award for Legal Research, among others. He currently teaches Constitutional Law, Amparo, and Human Rights at the Free Law School of Monterrey, the Tecnológico de Monterrey, and the University of Monterrey.