Garrigues has appointed Nicolás Santos the partner responsible for Galicia, effective January 1, 2023. He replaces Pedro Regojo, who has been in charge of the area since 2015. “I am convinced that the powerful team of partners
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by michael heron Pedro Rebelo de Sousa (pictured) is arguably one of the most recognisable and well-known lawyers in the Portuguese market. A career that saw him leave Europe in the 1970s to work as
Garrigues has approved its fourth equality plan, which forms part of the firm’s ESG objectives and is in addition to the previous plans of 2008, 2017 and 2020. This new equality plan includes a set of measures
Alter Legal has hired Alicia Alonso and Iñigo Hernáez to strengthen the practice of alternative investments in primary (fund investments), private equity transactions (buyouts, growth, minorities and co-investments) and secondary transactions (GP leds,
Garrigues has appointed 16 new partners, 14 in Spain and 2 from international offices, as well as a new partner in G-advisory, the consulting arm offering technical, economic and strategic advice on energy and ESG matters. These
TTR and Datasite have published a new report: “Renewable Energies: Prospects for the M&A market in Spain” until the third quarter of 2022. This report provides an overview of the energy sector in the
Latham & Watkins has appointed Guillermo Ruiz de Salazar (pictured), until now an associate in the firm’s Madrid labour practice, to counsel. The appointment will be effective in 1 January 2023. Ruiz de Salazar holds a
OpenGate has acquired, from MCH Private Equity and Fernando Busto, the spanish company Extrusiones de Toledo (Extol), one of the leaders in Spain and France in the aluminium extrusion sector. Cuatrecasas has advised OpenGate
Deloitte Legal has appointed Luis Carlos Moya as the new partner in charge of the Compensation and Benefits practice within the firm’s Global Employer Services (GES) area. He has extensive professional experience in the
The plenary of the International Centre of Arbitration of Madrid (CIAM) has elected this thursday José María Alonso (pictured) as future president. As of 1 January 2023, he will replace Juan Serrada, who currently holds that
