Iberian Lawyer
The firm founded by Fernando Antas da Cunha in 2015 continues to grow with the integration of 13 lawyers and 3 administrative staff in its Porto office.
Antas da Cunha ECIJA has just announced the strengthening of its practice in the north of Portugal, with the integration of Jorge Carneiro & Associados in the Porto office. Founded in 1985, Jorge Carneiro & Associados was one of the first law firms to be incorporated in Portugal.Continue reading in the following link.
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