
About
Uģis Zeltiņš is the Co-Head of the Competition practice group at COBALT Latvia. He has extensive experience acting as a lead advisor in EU & Competition, State Aid and Public Procurement matters. Prior to joining COBALT Uģis was an advisor on European Law with the Constitutional Court of Latvia and currently he is in charge of constitutional law aspects of civil and administrative disputes handled by the office. Uģis has taught competition, EU and international law to undergraduates and has lectured on competition and state aid to judges.
Practice
- Competition/Antitrust – Band 1, Chambers Europe 2025
- EU and competition – Leading partner, The Legal 500 2025
- Dispute Resolution – Band 4, Chambers Global and Europe 2024
- IP, IT and telecoms – Next Generation Partner, The Legal 500 2024
- Intellectual Property – Patent star, IP STARS 2025
Languages
- Latvian, English, French
Membership & education
- Latvian Bar Association (since 2009)
- LL.M in European Law, College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium (2007)
- LL.B, University of Latvia, Faculty of Law (2005)
Catching Up: Recent Developments in Pharma Sector Competition Law Across the Baltics
Baltic Competition Law Insight – March 2022
New rules on unfair trading practices laws in the Baltics
COVID-19 in the Baltics: State aid – how can the State help companies affected by COVID-19?
Baltic Competition Law News – December 2019
International Comparative Legal Guide. Merger Control 2019. Latvia Chapter
Baltic Competition Law News – December 2017
Baltic Competition Law News – November 2016
Baltic Competition Law News – May 2016
Judicial authorisation of dawn raids: reasons and subject-matter
Hub-and-spoke information exchange between competitors
Competition Law News – April 2015
Competition Council Penalizes Company Over Access to Workers’ E-mail in Inquiry
Competition Law News – November 2014
Competition in Latvia: Latvian Courts Rediscover the “Object and Effect” Distinction
Creative entries in Land Register: Use with caution
Competition Law News – April 2012
The Impact of the EU Human Rights System on Operations of Private Military and Security Companies
Getting the Deal Through. Cartel Regulation 2010. Latvia Chapter