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GA_P recognised in the 2025 IP STARS – Copyright ranking 2025
1 de August, 2025
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has been included in the 2025 edition of the IP STARS – Copyright ranking, published by Managing IP, which recognises the world’s most influential professionals in the field of intellectual property.
This year, the Firm has been ranked in Tier 2, with Sofía Martínez-Almeida recognised as a Trade Mark Star. In addition, Jesús Muñoz-Delgado, Rais Amils, Anna Viladás, and Mónica Esteve have been named Notable Practitioners, while Mercedes Corbal and Isabel Bandín have been recognised as Rising Stars, a reflection of their technical excellence, strategic vision, and leadership in an evolving legal landscape.
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Sofía Martínez-Almeida – Partner
Isabel Bandín – Senior associate
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