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Excom Group, the Spanish telecom group backed by private equity firm Formentor Capital and debt fund Kartesia, has completed the acquisition of Telecable Fibra Group. Initiated in 1993 with the founding of the cable television provider
Cuatrecasas has advised Imesapi and Api Movilidad on the negotiation, drafting and agreement of new equality plans for both companies, in accordance with current legislation. Almudena Batista (pictured), a partner in Cuatrecasas’ labour department and
KPMG Abogados and KPMG Law Germany acted as legal advisors of Toppan Group on the acquisition from Financiera Maderera (Finsa) of a 40% of Decotec Printing. With this acquisition, Toppan Group holds 100% of the share capital
Lawyers for Projetcs, the ALSP provider, has organized a session together with Esade Law School and Wolters Kluwer Legal Software on the impact of technology on the efficiency and value of legal teams. In a
DLA Piper has advised Dutch fund Redevco, one of Europe’s largest private real estate investment managers, on the acquisition of six hotel in Spain and Portugal with an estimated total investment of over €80 million.
The Natural Fruit Company (TNFC) has purchased ALG NaturGreen, who were advised by Pérez-Llorca during the transaction. With the purchase of NaturGreen, The Natural Fruit already has three fruit and vegetable companies absorbed so
The alternative legal services firm, Attolón, has incorporated Vasco Leal Cardoso aspartner in the commercial and tax area. Vasco Leal is a lawyer graduated from the University of Porto with extensive experience in international
by ilaria iaquinta Corporate lawyers work more from home than in the office. When they are working remotely, in-house lawyers spend an average of 65 minutes more per day working. This is one of the findings
Cuatrecasas advised the French investment fund Mirova Energy Transition 5 (Mirova), a subsidiary of Natixis Investment, on the acquisition of a 100 million euro minority stake in the share capital of Zunder, a Palencia-based company that manufactures
