AI is revolutionizing and the pharmaceutical sector was no exception. The legal and ethical challenges surrounding this ever-evolving area are going to be many, but are we prepared? Iberian Lawyer spoke with Carlos Pérez Sanz, partner in charge of Fieldfisher’s Tech & Data area in Spain, and Héctor Jausàs, partner in charge of the firm’s […]
by ilaria iaquinta The last and first months of the year always have at least one thing in common: they represent the time for analysis. We feel like we are entering a new phase of
by ilaria iaquinta Whether resulting from the far-sightedness of leaders or from necessity, innovation is also permeating the legal profession. The choice for lawyers is to ride the wave or be swept away by it.
The judges of England and Wales are of the highest calibre, and are experienced in dealing with commercial disputes that have an international dimension, says Simon Davis
Does size matter? With Iberia´s law firms announcing their annual results, the jury is split – for some firms size is important while for others small is beautiful.
While cutting-edge technology can help companies make profits more quickly, an ‘innovative mindset’ can help in-house legal departments attract the best talent, says Francisco Javier Castillo Palacios
Clients value teamwork very highly but this is hampered when there is pressure on lawyers to meet individual billing targets, says Alejandro Ortiz
Judicial resistance to arbitration has subsided, and it is also a subject that is now popular with academics and students alike, says Bernardo M. Cremades
Law firms should help their professionals to focus on common goals, create spaces for them to collaborate and incentivise lateral thinking, says Fernando Vives
Slaves are being sold in Libya, while people are also enduring forced labour, prostitution and the forced removal of organs – lawyers must act to help the victims of such crimes
