Broseta, the firm led by Rosa Vidal (pictured second from left) and Manuel Broseta (pictured right), is expanding its footprint in Portugal with the addition of a new team of six professionals from the Portuguese
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Broseta has provided legal advice to the companies Admara Capital and Be Grand on the purchase of a residential building in Madrid’s exclusive Jerónimos neighbourhood, one of the most sought-after areas of Madrid.
Broseta, the law firm led by Rosa Vidal (pictured left), relocates its Madrid office from Salamanca to Paseo de la Habana 101, enhancing its strategic position near the Castellana. The Barcelona office, specializing in agribusiness, arbitration,
Broseta has advised Doga, a company dedicated to the manufacture of automotive components, in the sale of its former plant in Navarra to Forminsa, a precision metal stamping company. One of the first corporate operations
Broseta has incorporated Verónica Ester as a partner to strengthen the public and procedural department in the firm led by Rosa Vidal. Verónica Ester Verónica holds a law degree from the Universidad
Pérez-Llorca and Broseta have advised on Taylor Farms’ entry into the Foodiverse shareholding structure. Pérez-Llorca has advised Taylor Farms and Broseta has advised Foodiverse. Foodiverse and Taylor Farms, leading companies in the cultivation
Broseta has advised Be Grand and Admara on the acquisition of a building in the Las Letras district of Madrid. The office building has been acquired for around 18 million euros to carry out the refurbishment
Broseta and Garrigues have advised Gruppo Servizi Associati (GSA), italian leader in the field of security and fire prevention, on the acquisition of 75% of the spanish company Previnsa Servicios Integrales. Broseta has been in charge
Broseta has appointed Gonçalo Castro Ribeiro (pictured) as a new partner in the commercial area in Portugal. Castro Ribeiro holds a degree in Law from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Previously, he developed his
Broseta has consolidated its position in Portugal setting in motion the process for the integration of the Portuguese office into the structure, with the consequent changes in the corporate structure and in the composition of
