Entrepreneurship and Startups
We advise start-ups, driving their growth and strengthening innovation in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
We are the trusted firm for entrepreneurs, start-ups, scale-ups and investors, guiding them through every stage of growth, from initial development to expansion, scalability and exit.
From vision to execution, we provide strategic, business-oriented legal advice that keeps pace with innovation. Our deep understanding of the entrepreneurial ecosystem enables us to deliver creative, customised solutions that evolve with our clients' needs as they grow.
Supporting founders at every stage, from ideation to IPO.
Protecting innovation, ensuring the security of intellectual property, data and technology assets.
Structuring investments and strategic partnerships to drive sustainable growth.
Advising investors
We assist venture capital funds, private equity, corporate investors and family offices in identifying opportunities, mitigating risks and optimising portfolio management.
Expert guidance from early stage through to pre-IPO, helping investors navigate complex investment structures.
In-depth market knowledge, ensuring informed decision making at every stage of the investment cycle.
Comprehensive support, from due diligence and regulatory compliance to exit strategies and liquidity events.
Startups and high-growth companies operate in a dynamic and fast-paced environment, where standard legal frameworks do not always maximise value. At ECIJA, we offer a personalised, cutting-edge approach that positions our clients for long-term success.
Beyond legal advice, we are active players in the startup ecosystem, facilitating connections between investors, founders and key industry players to create new opportunities. Our global perspective, combined with local expertise, ensures that companies and investors can scale with confidence, break into the market and thrive.
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ECIJA’s TMT department analyses the ‘Digital Omnibus’, the reform approved by the European Union that streamlines the Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AIR). It extends deadlines, reduces the burden on SMEs and strengthens the powers of the European AI Office, without compromising the level of protection of rights and security.
Alejandro Touriño has published an opinion piece in the journal of the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM) in which he analyses the emergence of ‘AI-native law firms’: firms conceived from the outset with artificial intelligence at the heart of their business model, rather than as a mere support tool
Félix Jáquez, a partner at ECIJA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, is taking part as a moderator at the 2026 Trust Services and Digital Certification Congress
