Verónica has taught on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes at the Spanish Diplomatic School (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), CEU San Pablo University and IE Law School, lecturing in both Spanish and English, on European Union Law, proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union, and proceedings before the European Court of Human Rights.

She is also a regular speaker at specialised courses and seminars organised by institutions, including the Carlos III University, the School of Public Administration, the Centre for Legal Studies (CEJ) of the Ministry of Justice, FIDE, and the Madrid Bar Association.

She has authored a number of publications in the fields of arbitration, regulation and European Union Law, reflecting the continuity between her professional practice and her academic writing. Selected publications include:

• Arbitration as a Means of Dispute Resolution in Private Contracts Entered into by the Administration and Other Public Entities, in Arbitration and the Public Sector (2024), commemorative volume marking the 35th anniversary of the Civil and Commercial Court of Arbitration (CIMA).
• Does a Measure Granted by an Arbitral Tribunal Constitute State Aid?, in Arbitration Yearbook 2022.
• The Arbitration Agreement and the Applicable Law: Reflections on the UK Supreme Court’s Judgment in Enka v Chubb, in Arbitration Yearbook 2021.
• Commitment Decisions under Article 9 of Regulation 1/2003 Following the CJEU’s Gasorba Judgment, in Competition Law Yearbook 2020.
• CNMC Circulars Following the Powers Conferred by Royal Decree-Law 1/2019, in Administrative Law Yearbook 2020.
• International Arbitration and Conciliation under the European Public Procurement Directive, in Spain Arbitration Review, No. 36 (2019).
• New Information Society Technologies in the Case Law of the Court of Justice: the Google, Facebook and Uber Cases, in Legal Studies in Honour of Manuel Goded Miranda (Spanish Ministry of Justice, 2019).
• The Breach of the Lex Artis ad Hoc and Its Relevance to Causation, in The Financial Liability of the Public Healthcare Administration (Thomson-Aranzadi, 2009).