Pérez-Llorca has strengthened its global Litigation and Arbitration practice with the addition of Antonio González and María Elena Huerta as new partners in its Mexico City office. Their arrival marks a significant step in the firm’s international growth strategy and deepens its presence in the Mexican legal market. Both partners join from the Mexico City […]
Boutique law firm Rēgula has strengthened its public law practice with the addition of Carlos Melón, former managing partner of Público at Ramón y Cajal Abogados. Melón joins the firm
Andersen has appointed Tiago Piló as a new labour and employment partner and co-head of that department in its Lisbon office
Secuoya Studios, a content creation, development, production, and distribution studio within Secuoya Content Group, has announced the appointment of Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, formerly of Garrigues, as its new Head of Business and Legal Affairs,
Simmons & Simmons has hired Luis Valdenebro, from Linklaters, as the new head of the Restructuring and Insolvency practice in Spain. With almost two decades of experience in advising international and domestic funds, financial institutions
ECIJA continues to advance its ambitious national and international growth strategy with a new high-profile addition to its Barcelona office. The firm has announced the appointment of María Sanz as a partner, reinforcing its
Broseta has hired Rubén Aísa, from Almadraba Capital Holding, as a new partner in the area of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the Madrid office. In the words of Rosa Vidal,
With this appointment, the firm strengthens its capabilities in the areas of M&A, private equity and real estate
Ceca Magán Abogados has made a significant move to strengthen its Corporate Law department with the addition of a new team led by Paloma Pérez de León, a founding partner of Dikei
Clifford Chance has announced the appointment of María Guinot as a partner in its Litigation and Arbitration practice in Madrid, strengthening the firm’s capabilities in regulatory investigations and financial sector disputes. The move
