Garrigues promotes 15 lawyers to partnership as revenue swells above €350m
Promotions include Spanish firm's fourth partner in Brussels
October 30, 2018 at 08:27 AM
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Spanish heavyweight Garrigues has promoted 15 lawyers to its partnership, after boosting global revenues by 3% to €357m (£318m) during 2017-18.
The majority of this year's partner promotions – the firm's largest round since 2016 – have been made in Garrigues' domestic offices across Spain, where it has 18 bases.
The firm has also made up one new partner in Brussels – Alfonso Lamadrid de Pablo, who becomes the fourth partner in the office – as well as one apiece in its Bogota and Lima bases.
With the new additions, the firm now has 300 partners around the world. During the last financial year it boosted revenues outside Spain to more than €45m (£40m), while turnover in Latin America, where the firm has five offices, grew by 26% to €23.5m (£21m).
The new appointments follow the firm's partner conference last week, where subjects discussed included attracting and retain talent, the impact of new technology and the challenges of an increasingly uncertain market.
Executive chairman Fernando Vives told Legal Week: "Our main challenge continues to be how to offer the same level of excellence in client service and anticipate client needs. Technology can help us, but only if it makes us more efficient and allows us to become more competitive and provide better services."
Garrigues also has a small office in London, which since 2011 has been led by corporate partner Ignacio Corbera Dale.
Garrigues 2018 partner promotions in full
- Alberto Acevedo Rehbein, litigation and arbitration (Colombia)
- Blanca Angel Barberan, tax (Spain)
- Jon Ezquerra Oteo, litigation and arbitration (Spain)
- Daniel Gonzalez Pila, corporate/commercial (Spain)
- Eduardo Fernandez Goni, corporate/commercial (Spain)
- Juan Maria Jimenez Moreno, restructuring and insolvency (Spain)
- Alfonso Lamadrid de Pablo, EU and antitrust (Belgium)
- Miguel Angel Lopez Mateo, corporate/commercial (Spain)
- Carmen Mata Pineda, tax (Spain)
- Iokin Mas Lopez, tax (Spain)
- Jose Francisco Meier Checa, corporate/commercial (Peru)
- Alejandro Padin Vidal, corporate/commercial (Spain)
- Pedro Tent Alonso, litigation and arbitration (Spain)
- Gonzalo Rincon de Pablo, tax (Spain)
- Gonzalo Valencia del Alcazar, corporate/commercial (Spain)
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