The most relevant news of the week published on Iberian Lawyer read and commented by Ilaria Iaquinta and Michael Heron A new episode of the “Week in review”. Every week, Ilaria Iaquinta and Michael Heron
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by nicola di molfetta and ilaria iaquinta How many international law firms are there in Spain? This question can have at least two answers. The first, the one we usually give, is based on counting
by vincenzo rozzo They are young, many of them are already partner, some leading an entire department, and most importantly, they probably represent the next generation of leaders in the Iberian legal market. The picture
Legal professionals face the challenge of unprecedented growth in legal concerns around ESG (environment, society and governance) criteria, according to the findings of Wolters Kluwer’s Lawyer of the Future 2022 survey. The survey, conducted among 751
by irina wakstein “Art happens”, said the american painter James Whistler, and the fact is that, even in the most unexpected places, it is possible to find works of art of all kinds. Many times
The most relevant news of the week published on Iberian Lawyer read and commented by Ilaria Iaquinta and Michael Heron A new episode of the “Week in review”. Every week, Ilaria Iaquinta and Michael Heron
Blowing out its first ten candles in the Spanish market is Afiens. We are talking about an alternative legal services firm (ALSP) that was founded in 2012 by Lorena Salamanca “with money and savings from her
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo (GA_P) has hired Carlos de la Torre (pictured left), until now of counsel at Baker McKenzie, as its new labour law partner. De la Torre holds a law degree from
Almudena Arpón de Mendívil, partner of Commercial and Coordinator of the Technology, Media and Telecommunications Group (TMT), has been elected as the new President of the International Bar Association (“IBA”) for the period 2023
by irina wakstein “The most productive work is the one that comes out of the hands of a happy man”, said the French doctor and writer Victor Pauchet and, although at first it may sound
