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Miguel Lamo de Espinosa receives the award for Best Restructuring and Insolvency Law Firm | El Confidencial
23 de April, 2025
The Restructuring and Special Situations team has been awarded in the category of ‘Best Restructuring and Insolvency Team’ at the gala of the III Business Lawyers Awards of El Confidencial.
The Business Lawyers Awards were consolidated last night as the national benchmark of the legal sector with the celebration of its third edition. The gala brought together the main protagonists of the legal environment in Spain and had a jury made up of more than 40 experts.
The award was collected by Miguel Lamo de Espinosa, partner of Banking and Finance and coordinator of the area. Congratulations to the team!
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