A triple move in the legal market. Deloitte Legal is in the final stages of bringing on board Alfonso Bayona, Juan de Navasqüés and Borja Martín, all of whom come from Pinsent Masons,
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Garrigues, Uría Menéndez and Cuatrecasas account for more than 61% of spontaneous recall, according to the Brand in Law report. The firm with the best global perception is Uría Menéndez. The Brand
Hogan Lovells has advised the partners of Cottés Fire & Smoke Solutions on the acquisition of a majority stake in the company by Henko Partners, a Spanish private equity fund, in a transaction that
Hogan Lovells has advised Soletanche Freyssinet, and its subsidiary Nuvia, the specialist nuclear-services subsidiary of Vinci Construction, in the acquisition of the Spanish company Marsein, a Spain’s nuclear service providers, specialized in mechanical maintenance,
Hogan Lovells has advised Barings Capital, a global asset management company, on the legal aspects of the acquisition of two student residences from ColivINN, a co-living operator, through a sale and lease-back transaction valued at €40
Solarig has appointed Alberto Martínez Fanego, formerly of Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, as its new Chief Legal Officer and Secretary to the Board of Directors. Alberto Martínez Fanego Martínez Fanego has developed
Hogan Lovells has advised the joint bookrunners on the capital increase of Neinor Homes for an amount of approximately 140 million euros carried out through an accelerated bookbuilding process The amount of the capital increase totalled
CEO Miguel Zaldivar tells MAG about the firm’s Southern Europe (FRIS) strategy—spanning record numbers, investment in Italy and Spain, and technological innovation by nicola di molfetta To mark the 25th anniversary of Hogan
Spain’s M&A league tables for the first nine months of 2025, per Mergermarket’s EMEA Advisory Rankings, point to a market where deal counts are softer year on year but headline values have
The Spanish transactional market recorded a total of 2,324 deals with an aggregate value of EUR 73.88bn through Q3 2025, according to TTR Data’s quarterly report. This represents a 12% drop in deal volume and a 10% decrease
