Rodrigo Ogea and Mireia Sabaté, co-managing partners of the firm in Spain, review in this exclusive interview the firm’s recent milestones and the keys to its strategy in a constantly evolving legal environment by
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Lyft has acquired 100% of the shares of Intelligent Apps GmbH (Target), the company responsible for the operations of FreeNow
Baker McKenzie has appointed Elisabet Cots and Davinia Rogel as new partners in the Public and Pharmaceutical Law and Tax & High Net Worth practice areas, respectively, effective 1 July. Both, based in Barcelona, joined the
International law firm Baker McKenzie marked its 60th anniversary in Spain with a commemorative institutional event held at its Madrid office. The celebration brought together a broad representation of clients, strategic partners, and prominent figures
The power outage that paralyzed Spain and Portugal on April 28 opened a legal debate about responsibility in a regulation-dependent system
Baker McKenzie has announced the election of Sunny Mann, a partner in the international trade, compliance and investigations practice, as its new global chair. Mann will take up the position in October, succeeding Milton Cheng.
The World Congress Justice with Children 2025, held this week in Madrid under the auspices of the UN, UNESCO, UNICEF and the European Union, has served as the setting for the presentation of a pioneering report
Baker McKenzie‘s Real Estate team has advised Savills Investment Management on the acquisition of a logistics platform of more than 19,000 sqm in Manises (Valencia), owned by developer Scannell Properties, for approximately €20 million. The asset,
by julia gil Yesterday left an unusual picture in several parts of Spain: blacked-out screens, stopped elevators and inoperative telephone lines. A widespread blackout affected many areas of the country for hours, with particular impact
Spain is advancing in its energy transition, but the intermittency of renewables poses a challenge: ensuring electricity supply. To address this, the government has revived the capacity market, a mechanism to incentivise firm power. After
