Law firms placing increased emphasis on building international links
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While some may believe that increasing regulation is the best remedy for the financial crisis, Iberian Lawyer finds that businesses and law firms alike are reluctant about the prospect of facing more law.
Forum 2010: ¿Estamos preparados? Una oportunidad para elevar notablemente el nivel de nuestra abogacía.
Iberian Lawyer’s Madrid Annual finds that despite the economic and financial uncertainty that currently characterises many of Europe’s commercial and legal centres, a sense of pragmatism nonetheless prevails among law firms within the
Companies across all sectors and of all sizes need to understand the issues that can affect their intellectual property portfolios and strategies, which means that their advisers must make an additional effort to anticipate the
The work of the Abengoa legal department has moved beyond legal issues to encompass regulatory, compliance, and most of all risk management. It is a way of working that better reflects the way the company
It is not possible to understand the issues driving the campaigns ahead of the forthcoming US presidential elections by adopting a ‘European’ view, says Antonio Garrigues Walker. Conversely, US voters need to understand the global
Lawyers prepare for changing demands while also looking to the future
In a period in which many law firm practices may be suffering as a result of the difficulties affecting the Iberian, and wider European, economies, Iberian Lawyer’s 2008 IP Communications and Life Sciences Report reveals
The expansion of Iberian businesses around the world is now more than a business trend, it is business reality, and one that continues to present new and unique challenges for Iberian lawyers.
