In light of the evident economic challenges currently facing many businesses across Iberia, lawyers in Spain and Portugal report that their clients continue to seize opportunities internationally albeit at a more measured pace. The situation

London continues to be Europe’s finance capital albeit confidence has been affected

“Like Columbus crossing the Atlantic, we see signs of land ahead but we have no idea where we are or where it will be – Formosa or Hispaniola,” says Todd Crider, corporate partner with Simpson Thacher &

The regained independence of Sociedade Rebelo de Sousa Advogados has presented the firm with an opportunity to more accurately reflect its domestic and international client needs

Equatorial Guinea is opening its economy which is impacting on all levels of society

Short term economic issues in Europe or across Asia are not diminishing the attraction of China as an investment destination, believes José Marí­a Buxeda, Managing Partner of Salans in Spain.

Mozambique is now the focus of increasingly sophisticated foreign investment as the country’s economy continues to open up

As well as offering an alternative route into the US Miami also connects to Latin America

Despite the fall in global oil prices, and the economic reliance of the Angolan government on the sector, the country continues to outperform most of Africa, says Ví­tor Félix of Luanda-based Ví­tor

If Iberian law firms are to ensure a quality of service for their clients as they expand internationally they must focus on building their own networks