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Gómez-Acebo & Pombo shortlisted for Employment National Firm of the Year | IEL Awards 2025

icon 20 de November, 2025

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo shortlisted for Employment National Firm of the Year at the International Employment Lawyer Awards 2025, recognising the excellence and leadership of law firms in employment law in Spain.

This selection highlights the firm’s track record, its innovative approach, commitment to clients, and the quality of its services in an increasingly demanding sector.

The IEL Awards are an international benchmark, celebrating firms and teams that have demonstrated exceptional performance over the past year.

At GA_P, we would like to congratulate our entire employment team for their dedication, professionalism, and commitment: Ignacio del Fraile, Pablo Santos, Borja González, Juan Antonio de Lanzas, Lourdes Escassi, Jesús Manuel Luis, Delia Castaños, Clara Molina, Diego Rizo, Jesús Tallos, and Rubén Vidal. Their daily efforts ensure the firm continues to be a leading reference in employment law.

Abogado mencionado

Ignacio del Fraile – Partner

Pablo Santos – Partner

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