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Finalists of the Awards Legal Expansion | Expansion
21 of May, 2024
The lists of nominees for the Expansión Jurídico 2024 Awards have been published and Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has been nominated in several categories. The Firm has been nominated as the best firm, for this nomination, different criteria have been taken into account; its evolution, its total turnover and the transactions in which it has participated in 2023. In addition to the above, it has been nominated as the best firm in the category of energy, best performance in contentious-administrative matters, as it has been highlighted by the results obtained as well as by its jurisprudential impact. It has also been nominated for the best Pro Bono initiative thanks to the Fernando Pombo Foundation, and finally, for being the legal advisor in one of the best transactions of the year between Zegona and Vodafone.
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