María Sanz arrives at ECIJA to promote commercial law
ECIJA announces the incorporation of María Sanz as a new partner in its Barcelona office, reinforcing its insolvency and bankruptcy practice.
With more than 15 years of experience, Sanz specialises in second chance procedures and insolvency proceedings, both from a legal and insolvency administration perspective.
With a degree in Law from the University of Barcelona and postgraduate training at ISDE and ICAB, she has developed her career in firms such as Crowe, AGM Abogados and Lugar Abogados, as well as combining her professional work with teaching at institutions such as the Pompeu Fabra University, CEF and ISDE.
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