ECIJA consolidates its leadership in Latin America as a full-service firm with 42 recognitions in the new edition of Chambers Latin America 2025
Chambers & Partners, one of the leading international legal directories, has published its 2025 Latin America edition, placing ECIJA in top-tier positions in 15 practice areas and recognizing 27 professionals in their respective specialties, reaffirming our leadership as a full-service firm in the region.The Firm stands out in areas such as Competition & Antitrust, Dispute Resolution, Real Estate, Corporate/Commercial, Labour & Employment, Energy & Natural Resources, TMT, and Intellectual Property. Additionally, individual recognition was given in Tax, Projects and Real Estate & Tourism, and Environment.
In this way, the directory strengthens the position of the Spanish firm with the largest presence in Latin America, with 26 offices in 15 countries.
Clients surveyed by the directory note that the team "possesses solid knowledge, extensive experience, and a great responsiveness" and that "the service they provide is highly personalized, always understanding business needs and seeking the most innovative solutions in the market." Clients also highlight: "ECIJA's coverage is a distinctive feature. It is a highly professional firm that supports the client at all times, making them feel secure with their expert opinions."
Chambers & Partners has over 30 years of experience rating the best firms and lawyers in 200 countries worldwide, making their study one of the most respected in the legal field globally. The directory conducts a thorough annual investigation, taking into account the opinions of clients advised, the quality and magnitude of the cases or transactions handled by each firm, and its market position. The result is the ranking of firms, their areas of expertise, and their lawyers into levels or "bands."
To learn more about Chambers & Partners and view the complete ranking, follow this link: https://chambers.com/law-firm/ecija-abogados-latin-america-9:88058.
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