Broseta strengthens Barcelona office with partner David Ramírez
Broseta continues to bolster its strategic presence in Catalonia with the addition of a new tax partner to its Barcelona office. David Ramírez, a seasoned tax lawyer with over 25 years of experience, has joined the firm to reinforce its Tax Law department.
Ramírez brings extensive expertise in corporate tax advisory services, with a focus on mergers, acquisitions, and corporate restructurings. Prior to joining Broseta, he was a partner at Rebes & Ferrer Advocats and previously led the M&A and private equity tax division at PwC Tax & Legal.
His professional experience spans various sectors, including consumer goods and circular economy businesses, advising both companies and senior executives on complex tax matters.
A graduate in Law from the University of Valencia and holder of a Master’s degree in Tax Consultancy from IE Business School, Ramírez also maintains a strong academic profile. He has served as a lecturer at prominent institutions such as Esade, the University of Barcelona, and the College of Economists of Catalonia.
The addition of Ramírez to Broseta is part of the firm’s broader strategic plan to expand its footprint in key regions. The Barcelona office, which has grown steadily since its opening three years ago, now comprises more than 40 professionals offering multidisciplinary legal services in areas such as corporate, tax, labor, public, and new technologies law.
David Ramírez’s arrival follows other recent senior appointments at the Barcelona office, including labor law partner Concep Espinás and technology law experts Assumpta Zorraquino and Alejandra Matas.
Commenting on the appointment, Broseta Chairman Manuel Broseta stated: “David’s incorporation marks another step forward in our growth strategy in Catalonia, particularly in such a crucial area for businesses as tax law.”
Rosa Vidal, Managing Partner of the firm, added: “His expertise in corporate tax advisory strengthens our commitment to supporting clients through complex, high-value operations.”
