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    Litigation and Arbitration

    Representation in litigation, arbitration, and complex negotiations with a strategic and results-oriented approach.

    We represent clients in litigation, arbitration, and complex negotiations with a strategic and results-oriented approach.

    We combine technical expertise, risk analysis, and business acumen to address highly complex disputes.

    • Recognised in Chambers & Partners

      Our team is recognised in several jurisdictions

    • Recognised in Legal 500

      Our team is recognised in several jurisdictions

    • Most in demand arbitrators

      We have lawyers who are recognised as the most in-demand arbitrators.

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    "They know their clients and the specific needs of their sectors very well, which allows them to provide creative and comprehensive advice in complex litigation cases."

    Chambers & Partners | EMEA Guide 2025

    "Its litigation department has extensive experience handling complex matters. It has a strong team of professionals with great knowledge of procedural matters."

    Chambers & Partners

    Meeting our clients' needs by providing strategic advice, protecting assets and operations, and defending their interests to ensure their success.

    ECIJA's Litigation and Arbitration team is highly positioned to advise and protect our clients in an increasingly complex and challenging environment.

    With a presence in Europe and Latin America, our team is prepared to assist in any crisis. We represent global corporations, financial institutions, investment funds and individual clients in diverse sectors, each with unique needs and strategic challenges.

    Our lawyers have extensive experience in litigation, arbitration, investigations and dispute resolution in multiple jurisdictions.

    We have advised on highly complex and significant cases for some of the world's most recognised companies, bringing strategic focus and successful outcomes to critical disputes.

    In each case, we focus on achieving our clients' objectives, whether litigating to the last resort or negotiating strategic solutions to protect their business and reputation. We understand both your immediate needs and your long-term priorities, ensuring comprehensive and effective support.

    We have a world-class team of experts with high-impact experience, including former prosecutors and practitioners with a proven track record of success in national and international courts. We offer sophisticated risk management and litigation and arbitration advice with teams ready to litigate with determination and protect our clients' interests in all circumstances.

    Contacts

    Meet our team.

    Executive Vice President

    Pablo Jiménez de Parga

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    Managing partner at Zaragoza

    Alberto Sanjuán

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    Managing Partner in Pamplona

    Arturo del Burgo

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    Managing partner at Guatemala

    Edson López

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    Managing Partner in Perú

    Eduardo Benavides

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