Martínez-Echevarría Abogados has signed an integration agreement with San Simón & Duch, law firm specialised in maritime, transport and insurance law. This boutique firm was established in 2001 by founding partners Luis de
Garrigues has advised the Spanish company, Parlem Telecom Companyia de Telecomunicacions SL, on the purchase of Ecolium Energy SA. Parlem Telecom Companyia de Telecomunicacions SL, based in Barcelona, provides telecommunication services. By this deal, the
Garrigues has advised the mobile games developer AxesInMotion on its sale to Media & Games Invest. Spain- based AxesInMotion establishes free-to-play mobile games and has actually collected more than 700 million downloads worldwide, with the large
WTW Iberia has reinforced its Warranties and Indemnities, Reps and Warranties (R&W) and Due Diligence insurance areas with the incorporation of Luis Covarrubias (pictured centre), Jorge Sebastián de Erice (pictured right) and
Garrigues has advised Endesa on the sale of 51% stake in its electric mobility business, named Endesa X Way, to Enel X Way, a company wholly owned by Enel, for an amount of 122.4 million euros. ENEL
Grant Thornton, the firm specialised in audit, consulting and tax, legal and financial advisory services, has hired five new directors. Íñigo Florez, Ricardo Martín, Anastasi Tejedor, Raúl Miranda and Ángel Turel, who will
Gomez-Acebo & Pombo Abogados has advised the Norway company, Visma AS, on the purchase of Woffu Job Organizer SL. Visma AS is a software company in charge of providing ERP, billing, accounting, payroll, invoicing and
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Avalon Properties on the acquisition from Amenabar of 5 residential developments intended for rental in Vallecas, Madrid, with a total of 300 homes. This is one of the main build-to-rent (BtR)
Antas da Cunha Ecija was the first Portuguese law firm to advise on the public deed of a property, in Portugal, in which the transaction was entirely carried out in cryptocurrency. The three bedroom apartment,
DLA Piper has advised the french group Amundi on the sale of nine Carrefour hypermarkets, five in Spain and four in Italy. The Israeli real estate fund MDSR Investments has paid 180 million for these nine
