Lexology recognises Héctor Sbert as a Thought Leader and a Highly Recommended Lawyer
We are proud to announce that Héctor Sbert, a partner in the litigation practice group at ECIJA Barcelona, has been recognised as a ‘Highly Recommended Lawyer’ in Commercial Litigation and a ‘Thought Leader’ in the Asset Recovery category in the 2026 edition of the Lexology Index, a distinction that highlights the most influential and leading professionals in their respective practice areas at an international level.
This recognition underscores his professional excellence, his extensive experience in litigation and asset recovery, as well as his ongoing commitment to providing legal advice of the highest quality, delivering strategic and effective solutions to our clients.
Lexology is the world’s leading legal intelligence platform, which identifies the most outstanding lawyers through a rigorous research process based on the opinions of clients, colleagues and industry experts, facilitating access to top-tier legal advice worldwide.
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