ECIJA consolidates its leadership in Iberia and Latin America in Chambers & Partners 2023 global edition
The British directory Chambers & Partners has recognised ECIJA in its 2023 global edition in the areas of Intellectual Property, Corporate, M&A, Commercial, Tax, Dispute Resolution, Real Estate and Tourism. Chambers & Partners, one of the world's leading business law directories, published yesterday its 2023 global edition, recognising ECIJA in a total of 10 practice areas and 11 of its partners in their different specialities at international level. The directory strengthens ECIJA's growing presence in Latin America, where the Firm has established itself as the Latin American law firm with the largest presence in the continent. Chamber & Partners points out ECIJA as: "Firm well equipped to act in cross-border matters". In this sense, ECIJA is recognised among the best firms in Dispute Resolution, Corporate & Commercial, Tax and Real Estate and Tourism.Regarding the Firm's international work, clients highlight ECIJA's lawyers' "practicality, experience and integrity", as well as "their ability to assert their authority in top-tier courts" and "attention to detail and agility in providing answers".
In particular, up to 11 ECIJA partners have been highlighted by the UK directory: Alejandro Touriño (Intellectual Property), Gabriel Dejarden (Real Estate & Tourisim), Polibio Valenzuela (Corporate / Commercial), Guillermo Zúñiga (Corporate M&A), Marcos André Vinhas Catão (Tax, foreign expert for Spain), Mariela Hernández (Tax), Mauricio París (Dispute Resolution), Roberto Williams (Corporate/Commercial: Dispute Resolution & Intellectual Property) and Rosalinda Cruz (Corporate & Commercial & Corporate/Commercial: Dispute Resolution), Eduardo Maneira (Tax: litigation) and Donovan Lessa (Tax: litigation). Chamber & Partners has also recognised Mauricio Rapso as an Associate to Watch in Dispute Resolution.
Chambers & Partners has a track record of more than 30 years ranking the best firms and lawyers in 190 countries around the world, making it one of the most respected firms in the legal field. The directory conducts extensive annual research, taking into account the opinion of clients advised; the quality and size of the cases or transactions handled by each firm; and its market positioning. The result is the classification of the firms, their areas of specialisation and their lawyers in levels or "bands". In the following link you can consult all the areas, countries, partners and comments highlighted in the directory.
About ECIJA
ECIJA, with more than 25 years of experience, is in the Top 10 of the best law firms in Spain, according to the prestigious rankings of Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500, and has consolidated its position as a full service law firm. It has been recognised by the Financial Times as the most innovative firm in Europe and is the Spanish firm with the largest presence in Latin America. Its relevance in the Spanish market has been recognised by Expansión and Forbes, who define it as the best firm in Digital Economy in Spain. ECIJA has a team of 200 partners and more than 1000 professionals globally and has offices in Spain, Portugal, Chile, Honduras, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Puerto Rico, Panama, Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, Argentina and Colombia.
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