Fieldfisher closes 2025 with €17.85M in revenue
Fieldfisher closed 2025 with revenue of €17.85 million, representing an increase of 10% compared to 2024. This growth has been mainly driven by strengthening relationships with international clients and by continuously promoting internal cross-selling between areas and sectors, states the law firm.
In line with this evolution, the firm approved a new strategic plan in 2023 targeting 35% growth for the period 2023–2025. Two years later, Fieldfisher completes this strategic cycle with 36% growth, exceeding initial expectations and reinforcing its position as an international firm in Spain, with a clear focus on talent and collaboration between practices as drivers of development.
“At Fieldfisher, we encourage collaboration between partners and teams because only through joint work can we achieve excellence in client service and sustainable success for the firm,” explains Héctor Jausàs, president of Fieldfisher.
A year focused on talent
During the past year, the firm promoted Javier Fuentes de Tienda (corporate M&A) and Antonio Delgado (international arbitration) to partner. Additionally, Fieldfisher brought in new partners to strengthen key areas and support strategic growth: Anaïs Cobo and Albert Rodríguez in labor, Cruz Amado de la Riega in restructuring & insolvency, and Luis Suárez de Lezo in real estate. The first 2026 hire, Rafael Durán, joined as a partner in corporate M&A.
Internal talent development also played a key role, with promotions of Juan Osuna (tax) and Paloma Mato (corporate M&A).
From an organizational perspective, 2025 marked the consolidation of the new leadership team led by Héctor Jausàs as president, alongside Rodrigo Martos and Talmac Bel as managing partners. The firm ended 2025 with 7% growth in fee earners and a total of 139 professionals in Spain, including lawyers and corporate staff. “Our goal is to continue building an attractive environment for talent, where professionals can grow, take responsibility, and contribute to the firm’s growth,” says Talmac Bel.
Fieldfisher in Spain remains focused on the energy, financial, life sciences, real estate, and technology sectors, which have seen strong growth. Within the firm’s overall positive evolution, corporate, labor, and tax have been standout areas in 2025. “Our teams grow in quality and specialization thanks to the environment we have built at the firm, which allows talent—always client-focused—to develop to its full potential,” concludes Rodrigo Martos.
New strategic plan 2026–2028
The firm is developing its 2026–2028 strategic plan, aiming for growth above 40%, supported by several levers: organic growth, talent acquisition, development of new technological capabilities, service innovation, and expansion/integration of complementary service lines.
Fieldfisher closed the last financial year with global revenue of €441.3 million, a 10% increase compared to the previous year. Key growth areas include Regulatory, Intellectual Property, Tax, Real Estate, Personal Injury, and Medical Negligence, all showing double-digit revenue increases.
The firm also recorded strong growth across its European network, with significant increases in Austria, Italy, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands, including alternative legal services and Fieldfisher Condor’s activity during the year. Fieldfisher currently has over 2,000 professionals worldwide across 28 offices.
Pictured, from left to right, Héctor Jausàs, Talmac Bel and Rodrigo Martos.
