Best Lawyers recognizes ECIJA as the Law Firm of the Year in Information Technology Law.
Furthermore, the new edition of the North American publication has highlighted 15 partners among the best in the legal market in Spain.
In its new 2019 edition, the American publication Best Lawyers has recognized ECIJA as the Law Firm of the Year in Information Technology Law in the Spanish Market, a practice that encompasses, in attention to the classification of the publication, specialties such as Technology, Intellectual Property, Privacy & Data Protection, Software, Internet and Telecommunications, amongst others.
In addition, the publication has highlighted 15 partners of the Firm among the best in the Spanish legal market in more than 10 disciplines: Hugo Écija, Emilio Prieto, Juan Salmerón, Alejandro Touriño, Leticia Domínguez, Jesús Yáñez, Elena Annez de Taboada, Maite Mascaró, Miquel Ángel Alonso, Xavier Muñoz, Raúl Rojas, Gabriel Nadal, Ricardo Oliveras, Carlos Pérez and Yolanda Lobao.
The quality of the legal services provided by the candidates and their professional skills are essential aspects in the nomination by clients or colleagues, as well as the assessment of the most prominent lawyers when proposing and voting the inclusion of a new lawyer in each practice area.
Best Lawyers, published since 1983 in the USA, is one of the reference guides of the legal sector and in its 10th edition for Spain distinguishes the best lawyers in our country in more than fifty specialties of business law practice. The results are obtained through the collection of assessments made by Spanish lawyers on the competence and worth of their colleagues through confidential interviews.
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