Established in 2021, Wonders & Co. SLP has a growing presence in the Spanish market as an arbitration boutique. The team is spearheaded by Luis Fernando Rodríguez, who specialises in commercial, investment, and international arbitration, acting as both counsel and arbitrator.

‘Distinguished by its technical excellence, strategic approach, and ability to manage complex disputes,’ A&O Shearman maintains a strong position in the Spanish market as a trusted adviser to leading companies from a wide range of sectors, including financial services, infrastructure, and retail. The team is regularly consulted for its robust offering, which encompasses litigation and arbitration related to corporate disputes, directors’ liabilities, and civil claims, among other matters. Antonio Vázquez-Guillén jointly steers the department alongside Javier Mendieta and stands out for his expertise in civil litigation and commercial arbitration. Mendieta is highly regarded for his scope of practice, which covers civil, commercial, corporate, and insolvency disputes, as well as pre-litigation advisory services. The group also benefits from the aptitude of José Luis Terrón, who has considerable experience acting before the ICC, LCIA, and CIMA. Other key practitioners include Pablo Torres, Gonzalo Jiménez-Blanco, and Elisa Martín.

Drawing on the firm’s wider international presence, Clifford Chance's dispute resolution practice, praised by clients for its ‘strong technical skills’, has extensive experience advising household names from the financial services, sport, and technology sectors on commercial and investment arbitrations, commercial litigation, and regulatory investigations. At the helm of the department is Fernando Irurzun, who brings a wealth of expertise in commercial litigation from his former position as Deputy Director-General for Litigation Affairs. He is supported by Amaia Rivas, who joined from Pinsent Masons LLP in June 2025 and excels in international arbitration. The group’s commercial litigation and regulatory investigations capabilities have been further bolstered by the arrival of María Guinot from Deloitte Abogados in June 2025. Other key practitioners include Fernando Giménez-Alvear, Eduardo Hernández, and Laura del Campo. Ignacio Diaz is no longer at the firm.

Cuatrecasas is regularly turned to by blue-chip clients from the automotive, technology, and financial services sectors, among others, for assistance with ICSID arbitrations, financial litigation, and corporate disputes, as well as cassation appeals and annulment proceedings. In Barcelona, Antonio Carreño is the key point of contact for litigation mandates, while Alfonso Iglesia heads up the department in Madrid and specialises in arbitration relating to construction projects. The team also benefits from the aptitude of Madrid-based Alvaro Mendiola, who is adept at leading on transactional and contractual disputes in the context of litigation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution proceedings. On the international arbitration front, Madrid’s Alberto Fortún and Alfonso Gómez-Acebo stand out for their considerable experience acting before the ICC.

The dispute resolution practice at Garrigues, highly regarded for its ‘multidisciplinary approach, international presence, and deep knowledge of key sectors’, is a trusted adviser to an expanding client base consisting of household names from the banking and finance, automotive, and retail sectors, among others. The team assists with civil and commercial litigation, international arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution mandates, including cross-border disputes. Jointly steering the department are global head Alberto Pimenta, civil and commercial litigation specialist Antonio Entrena, and international arbitration and alternative dispute resolution expert Francisco M. Serrano. Eduardo Santamaría Moral focuses on civil and commercial disputes; Ana Garrote excels in multi-party civil and commercial litigation; Diego Vicente Pérez shines in contractual, corporate, directors' liability and unfair competition cases; Alejandro Huertas concentrates on commercial and financial disputes; and Cecilia Rosende is a key contact for pre-litigation and class actions.

Operating across a variety of sectors, including energy, telecoms, and tourism, Pérez-Llorca‘s dispute resolution practice is adept at advising a range of blue-chip companies on the full gamut of contentious mandates. With expertise across litigation and arbitration, both domestically and internationally, and extensive experience representing clients before various commercial, civil, and arbitral courts, the team is well equipped to handle a range of high-profile cases, including post-M&A litigation, bilateral investment treaty disputes, and compensation claims. At the helm of the department is Félix J Montero, who stands out for his breadth of capabilities, which span civil and commercial litigation concerning corporate disputes and contracts, and international arbitration related to public concessions and investment disputes. Guillermina Ester is a key point of contact for post-M&A disputes and financial litigation, while Beatriz García focuses on antitrust damages. The group also benefits from the aptitude of Ignacio Santabaya, Fernando Bedoya, and Silvia de Paz.

Uría Menéndez, a reference in the Spanish dispute resolution market, has considerable experience advising on high-stakes, complex disputes, ranging from international civil litigation and professional negligence claims to commercial and investment arbitration. With wide-ranging capabilities, the department is a trusted adviser to leading banking and finance, technology, and telecoms companies, as well as foreign government entities. José Miguel Fatás co-leads the team alongside Agustín Capilla Casco and Gabriel Bottini — Fatás is highly regarded for his expertise in civil, contentious-administrative, and arbitral proceedings, while Casco is turned to for his aptitude in contractual, civil liability, and product liability disputes. Bottini is reputed for his international arbitration prowess and is well-equipped to act as both a lawyer and an arbitrator in investment arbitration proceedings. Other key practitioners include Álvaro López de Argumedo, Jesús Remón, and Heidi López Castro.

‘Distinguished by its deep knowledge of international arbitration and complex litigation, combined with a strategic and collaborative approach’, Ashurst LLP comes recommended by its growing client roster, which comprises businesses from the sports, infrastructure, and banking and finance sectors, to name a few. The practice has a robust dispute resolution offering, which encompasses domestic and cross-border litigation and international arbitration, including damages claims, contractual disputes, and insolvency-related cases. José Antonio Rodríguez heads up the team and stands out for his expertise in civil, commercial, and administrative litigation, as well as arbitration and insolvency. José Ramón Casado is another name to note for corporate disputes, while Alberto Manzanares, who was promoted to partner in May 2025, concentrates on contractual disputes and liability claims. Raquel Mendieta is another key member of the department.

Domestic and multinational businesses from the energy, banking and finance, and infrastructure sectors, among others, regularly turn to Baker McKenzie for assistance with complex, cross-border litigation and arbitration proceedings. The group is well-versed in handling a wide array of disputes, including corporate, civil, and contractual litigation, as well as commercial and investment arbitration. Antonio Morales, who stands out for his ‘procedural leadership and extensive technical expertise’, spearheads the Madrid office and specialises in arbitration proceedings, with a focus on the infrastructure and energy sectors. In Barcelona, the ‘exceptional’ Marc Prat heads the group and is noted for his litigation prowess; he has a particular aptitude for leading on real estate and construction project disputes, alongside corporate conflicts and M&A disputes. The department also benefits from the capabilities of Madrid’s Carmen Alonso.

The dispute resolution practice at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is a solid choice for companies from the energy, financial services, and construction sectors, among others, seeking assistance with complex litigation and arbitration proceedings. The team handles a wide variety of matters, both domestically and internationally, including commercial, corporate, and insolvency litigation, as well as investment arbitration and enforcement proceedings. Highly respected litigator Rafael Murillo, who joined from Freshfields in January 2026, is now leading the practice. Inés Vázquez stands out for her breadth of expertise, spanning civil and commercial litigation, as well as national, cross-border, and investment arbitration. Rodrigo López is the main point of contact for insolvency-related litigation, while Irene Arévalo is a go-to for commercial and restructuring-related disputes. On the energy and infrastructure fronts, Luis García del Río and Almudena Larrañaga are the names to note. Other key practitioners include Luis López Alonso and Inés Puig-Samper Naranjo. Eduardo Villellas, formerly of Deloitte, joined the team in December 2025.

Operating across a broad range of sectors, including banking and finance, technology, and telecoms, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP‘s dispute resolution group is equipped to advise a wide variety of clients on judicial and arbitral proceedings. The team has extensive experience handling a host of high-profile cases, including insolvency-related disputes, criminal litigation, and contractual disputes. At the helm of the department is Eduardo Soler Tappa, who specialises in energy litigation, arbitration, and regulatory issues. He is supported by multijurisdictional disputes specialist Paulino Fajardo, civil, corporate, and commercial arbitration expert Javier de Carvajal, and Jaime de San Román, who focuses on banking litigation. Other key names in the group include Alejandra Galdos and Jaime Bofill, noted for their experience in insurance cases, and Miguel García Casas, who concentrates on civil and criminal mandates.

Hogan Lovells Spain is home to a well-established team of litigation and arbitration lawyers, capable of advising on a wide range of domestic and international cases arising from competition, civil liability, and insurance disputes, among other areas. Its broad capabilities continue to attract new clients to its extensive roster, which comprises notable names from the automotive, industrials, and insurance sectors, to name a few. Commercial litigation expert Gonzalo Ardila heads up the practice and is supported by corporate disputes specialist Jon Aurrekoetxea, Silvia Martínez, who excels in commercial and investment treaty arbitrations, and Margarita Morales, who concentrates on product liability claims.

Praised for its ‘client-centric vision’, Linklaters is a trusted adviser to blue-chip companies from the banking and finance, technology, and food and beverage sectors, among others, seeking assistance with complex, cross-border disputes. The team has considerable experience advising on high-profile litigation and arbitration, as well as alternative dispute resolution, related to obligations, contracts, and competition, as well as consumer claims, transactions, and criminal proceedings. The ‘superb’ Borja Fernández de Troconiz co-leads the department alongside Alex Ferreres and is reputed for his expertise in banking litigation, commercial disputes, and insolvency-related cases. Ferreres stands out for his prowess when it comes to contractual liability claims, product liability disputes, and antitrust damages claims. The group also benefits from the aptitude of Carmen Gimeno, who concentrates on litigation and enforcement proceedings involving financial products, construction, and real estate.

White & Case LLP‘s dispute resolution team — whose practitioners ‘stand out not only for their technical excellence but also for their approachability, commitment, and ability to understand clients’ needs’ — has a robust offering which spans both litigation and arbitration at domestic and cross-border levels. The group has a strong track record in handling high-profile disputes arising from IP conflicts, regulatory issues, and transactions, as well as advising on non-contentious matters, including contractual risk mitigation and regulatory strategy. With wide-ranging capabilities, the practice is regularly turned to by leading companies from the financial services, IT, and energy sectors, among others. Jointly steering the department are litigation specialist Francisco Málaga and international arbitration expert Ignacio Madalena. The practice also benefits from the aptitude of Marcos Soberón, who handles civil, commercial and competition litigation as well as arbitration proceedings.

With a robust dispute resolution offering — encompassing civil, commercial, and criminal litigation, as well as contentious-administrative litigation and arbitration proceedings — Addleshaw Goddard is recognised by clients for its ‘extensive experience’ in the field. Its broad practice and cross-border capabilities enable the group to advise clients from a wide variety of sectors, including energy, sports, and banking and finance, to name a few. The team is spearheaded by Alfredo Guerrero, who stands out for his experience acting before the Supreme Court and the ECJ in financial disputes, clawback actions, and contractual disputes. On the civil and criminal proceedings fronts, José Carlos Fraga is a key point of contact, while Laura Padilla focuses on insolvency-related litigation and arbitration.

Praised by clients for being ‘agile and responsive’, the dispute resolution group at Andersen in Spain is a solid choice for construction, automotive, and financial services companies seeking assistance with domestic and cross-border litigation and arbitration. The team is particularly adept at handling disputes arising from construction contracts, product liabilities, and insolvency, as well as unfair competition, agency and distribution agreements, and civil liabilities. Jointly steering the practice are Valencia-based Benjamín Prieto and Madrid’s Íñigo Rodríguez-Sastre; Prieto is recognised for his expertise in civil and criminal proceedings, while Rodríguez-Sastre is considered the ‘go-to person for commercial arbitration’ and corporate litigation. The practice also benefits from the aptitude of Luis Cortezo and Federico Pérez, both of whom are active in the Madrid office.

The bulk of the workload for the versatile practitioners at Arias SLP consists of domestic and international arbitration proceedings, and the group has considerable experience acting before various bodies, including the ICSID, PCA and the ICC. Alongside its arbitration expertise, the team also offers litigation services and regularly represents clients in transactional, contractual, and construction disputes. At the helm of the department is Luis Capiel, who specialises in international arbitration, with a focus on engineering and construction, infrastructure, and energy disputes in European and Latin American jurisdictions. David Arias, who is a reference in the market, is sought after for his extensive background in arbitration proceedings, acting as both arbitrator and counsel. Oliver Cojo, 'a very hard-working lawyer with a strong legal background', is another key member of the practice.

With expertise spanning arbitration and litigation, the dispute resolution team at B. Cremades & Asociados is well equipped to handle a broad range of mandates, both domestically and internationally. The group has particular experience advising on disputes arising from contracts, enforcement actions, and insolvencies, as well as recoveries, terminations, and licence and supply agreements, and regularly acts before judicial and administrative entities, including the ICC, ICSID, and the Spanish courts. Bernardo M. Cremades co-leads the department alongside Bernardo M. Cremades, Jr. and stands out for his expertise in international commercial and investment arbitration. He is active across a variety of sectors, such as construction and infrastructure, energy, and financial services. Cremades, Jr. also specialises in international arbitration, although he is equally adept at handling cross-border litigation.

Specialising in complex litigation, CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo‘s dispute resolution group is sought out by notable companies from the banking and finance, telecoms, and energy sectors for assistance with high-value mandates. The team showcases a strong track record in handling disputes arising from real estate, transactions, and antitrust, as well as IT and insurance issues, and it has considerable experience acting before judicial bodies such as the Spanish High Court and commercial courts. Luis Javier Vidal spearheads the department and concentrates on civil, commercial, and banking litigation, while Salvio Codes specialises in pre-litigation advice, contractual disputes, and corporate litigation. The practice also benefits from the aptitude of telecoms expert Jorge Sánchez and insurance authority Antonio Fernández de Hoyos.

Recognised by clients for its ‘strategic approach, analytical capabilities, and experience in managing complex litigation’, the dispute resolution team at DLA Piper is a solid choice for companies from the financial services, real estate, and construction sectors, among others. The group’s key services encompass pre-litigation, litigation proceedings, and regulatory issues, as well as arbitration and mediation involving insolvency and reconstruction, contractual and non-contractual liabilities, and criminal misconduct. At the helm of the department is Borja de Obeso, who ‘stands out for his approachability, knowledge, and availability'. Obeso is well-regarded for his considerable experience advising on civil and criminal litigation, commercial disputes, and domestic and international arbitration. He has particular expertise in the financial services industry.

Ecija's dispute resolution practice is well placed to advise on domestic and cross-border litigation arising from unfair competition, banking, and IP, as well as insurance, debt, and fundamental rights issues. The group’s breadth of expertise makes it a trusted adviser to a variety of household names from the telecoms, media, and food and beverage sectors, among others. Librado Loriente is a key member of the department and stands out for his experience in civil, commercial, and insolvency proceedings. Specialising in litigation and arbitration related to digital rights and media content is Javier López, while José María Abella is the go-to for inheritance litigation. Other notable names include Ruth Sánchez, Fernando Prida, and Juan José Hernández.

With experience advising on domestic and cross-border disputes, Eversheds Sutherland is well positioned to handle a wide range of litigation proceedings arising from commercial contracts, product liability, and regulatory challenges, as well as corporate conflicts, IP enforcement, and unfair competition. The team is turned to by an expanding client roster comprising notable names from the telecoms, automotive, and life sciences sectors (among others), which praise the group for its ‘accessible, friendly, and professional’ approach. Energy, infrastructure, and construction disputes specialist Antonio Bravo and litigation authority Kiko Carrión co-lead the department alongside IP expert José Mariano Cruz and Marta González, who concentrates on life sciences and healthcare disputes. They are supported by the capable Inmaculada López and José Sánchez de León.

Offering assistance with domestic and international arbitration and litigation, as well as pre-litigation matters, J Almoguera Abogados‘ varied caseload includes disputes prompted by commercial agreements, transactions, unfair competition, IP and restructuring issues. The group’s experience representing clients before a range of judicial and administrative bodies, including the Supreme Court and the ICC, makes it a trusted adviser to multinational financial institutions, technology companies, and hedge funds. Jesús Almoguera, described by clients as ‘one of the best lawyers in Spain’, co-heads the department alongside Eduardo Vázquez de Prada and Carlos González Pulido and is reputed for the depth of his expertise in corporate, insolvency, and antitrust disputes. Both De Prada and Pulido specialise in corporate and financial litigation and arbitration.

With particular expertise in handling energy-related disputes, Jones Day is regularly turned to by notable oil and gas and renewables companies for advice on complex, cross-border mandates. Typical cases for the group include high-value damages actions, contractual breaches, and SPA liabilities, as well as antitrust litigation, shareholder disputes, and construction conflicts. At the helm of the practice is Antonio Canales, who ‘stands out for his strategic thinking, ability to simplify complex problems, and calm yet firm negotiation skills’. He concentrates on commercial and investment arbitration and civil and commercial litigation prompted by construction contracts, energy projects, and civil engineering projects. He is supported by Marta de Cara — an expert in international arbitration — and Gonzalo Hierro, who is adept at leading on multijurisdictional disputes.

ONTIER's dispute resolution practice is well-versed in handling high-value, high-profile litigation and arbitration proceedings at both domestic and international levels. The team has considerable experience advising on a wide range of disputes, including those arising from greenwashing, corporate transactions, and antitrust issues, as well as energy and infrastructure projects, construction, and agency contracts. With broad capabilities, the group has amassed an extensive and impressive client roster comprising notable blue-chip companies from the financial services, energy, and infrastructure sectors, to name a few. Pedro Rodero Rodríguez co-heads the department alongside Cristina Camarero Espinosa and Mercedes Romero Iglesias, and stands out for his expertise in international litigation and arbitration. Espinosa has strengths in directors’ liability-related conflicts, while Iglesias specialises in contractual, construction, and engineering disputes.

Praised by clients for its ‘rare combination of deep Spanish legal expertise and an international, solution-oriented mindset’, AGM Abogados is a good choice for insurance, retail, and banking and finance businesses seeking assistance with cross-border litigation and arbitration. The team has experience handling disputes arising from contracts, corporate, and insurance issues before judicial and administrative entities, including the Supreme Court and the CIAM. Insurance disputes specialist Sergio López and contractual and non-contractual liability expert Gregorio Riber co-head the department alongside Miguel Noriega, who focuses on civil, criminal, and administrative litigation, and Guillermo Bayas, who concentrates on unfair competition and insolvency disputes.

Highly regarded by clients for its ‘approachability, accessibility, and ability to work closely with the client’, Ayuela Jiménez is frequently instructed by notable telecoms, technology, and music groups, among other clients. The team offers assistance with both litigation and arbitration arising from shareholder conflicts, contractual issues, and directors’ liability, as well as M&A transactions, construction projects, and real estate assets. Eduardo Ayuela Zurita spearheads the department alongside Pablo Torán Umbert and Fernando Gutiérrez Fernández, and stands out for his expertise in international arbitration. Umbert is noted for his civil and commercial litigation prowess, while Fernández is the go-to for technology disputes.

Bird & Bird’s dispute resolution group handles a variety of domestic and cross-border litigation proceedings arising from contractual conflicts, product liability claims, and unfair competition, as well as M&A disputes, insolvency proceedings, and damages claims. Alongside its litigation expertise, the practice also offers assistance with arbitration proceedings, mediation, and alternative dispute resolution. With experience advising on a range of disputes, the team is a trusted adviser to a growing client roster, comprising banking, automotive, and food and beverage businesses, to name a few. Pablo Berenguer spearheads the department and concentrates on civil and commercial proceedings, with a focus on technology-related litigation and arbitration. He is supported by Ana Lois and Vicente Español.

Operating across a wide range of sectors, including financial services, energy, and real estate, BROSETA Abogados is adept in both litigation and arbitration proceedings at the domestic and international level, and has particular experience advising on matters arising from contractual breaches, insolvency proceedings, and damages claims. Amparo Canillas leads the practice, where José María Rebollo is the primary point of contact for disputes concerning agency, distribution, and franchise agreements. Belen Alandete is another key practitioner.

Praised by clients for its ‘expertise, knowledge, and technical skills’, Ceca Magán Abogados‘ dispute resolution team is sought out by real estate, financial services, and retail companies seeking assistance with domestic and cross-border litigation. The group has a particular aptitude for disputes arising from real estate and infrastructure contracts, and M&A transactions, as well as unfair competition, corporate conflicts, and agency and distribution agreements. Jointly steering the practice are civil and corporate disputes specialist Emilio Gude Menéndez and Jesús Carrasco, who is well-versed in both litigation and arbitration proceedings. Patricia Rosell is another key practitioner and has experience advising on pre-litigation matters.

Drawing on the firm’s wider international presence, Deloitte Abogados has considerable experience advising on high-value, cross-border disputes. The group is well-versed in both litigation and arbitration and is regularly turned to by blue-chip clients from the banking and finance, telecoms, and transport sectors. Silvia García leads the department and is adept at handling civil and commercial proceedings, as well as domestic and international arbitration related to transactions, corporate conflicts, and unfair competition. Former co-head Eduardo Villellas is no longer at the firm.

Recommended for its ‘experience and a client-service focus’, Fieldfisher is regularly turned to by energy businesses, private clients, and government entities to handle high-profile litigation and international arbitration. The team is well-versed in handling disputes arising from contractual issues, civil claims, and IP infringements, as well as unfair competition and transactional conflicts. Commercial and securities litigation expert Jordi Ruiz de Villa and pre-litigation consultancy specialist Andrés de la Quadra-Salcedo jointly steer the department alongside Pablo Franquet, who is noted for his expertise in Supreme Court appellate litigation, and Pedro Claros, who is active in international arbitration proceedings. Other key practitioners include Andrés Palomo and Miguel Mejías.

Specialising in white-collar, criminal, and bankruptcy-related disputes, Ius+Aequitas Trial Lawyers is a trusted adviser to a growing client base, comprising businesses from a variety of sectors, including banking and finance, food and beverage, and retail. Eliseo M. Martínez, who heads up the practice, is well-regarded for his expertise in both litigation and arbitration proceedings. He has considerable experience representing companies before judicial and administrative bodies in disputes arising from bankruptcy, damages claims, and investments. Martínez is supported by civil litigation and alternative dispute resolution expert Tomás Villatoro González, white-collar crime specialist Carolina González de la Fuente, and Juan Pablo Tejero, who is skilled in class actions.

PwC Tax & Legal Services' dispute resolution practitioners demonstrate extensive expertise in litigation and arbitration arising from unfair competition, contractual conflicts, and directors’ liability issues. The team is called upon by businesses from a wide array of sectors, with clients spanning the food and beverage, financial services, and technology industries, to name a few. Javier Gilsanz Usunaga spearheads the department and is praised by clients for his ‘solid capacity for analysis, argumentation, and legal defence’. He is skilled in corporate, construction and real estate disputes. Miguel García Turrión is another key member of the group, who focuses on arbitration and litigation proceedings.

Ramón y Cajal Abogados‘ dispute resolution practice is well equipped to handle banking, commercial, and antitrust litigation, as well as commercial and investment treaty arbitration proceedings. Its broad expertise continues to attract new clients to its roster, which comprises notable companies from the banking and finance, energy, and technology sectors, among others. Insolvency proceedings specialist Ramón Fernández-Aceytuno co-heads the department alongside Luis Briones, who has considerable experience representing clients before administrative entities in arbitration proceedings, including the CIMA and TAB. Other key practitioners include Fernando Manzanedo, who is skilled in civil, commercial, and contentious-administrative cases, and civil litigation expert Carmen Fernández-Hontoria. Fernando Tallón is no longer at the firm.

With strengths in ‘complex litigation and international arbitrations’, Araoz & Rueda is a trusted adviser to a growing client base, which consists of consulting firms, energy companies, and healthcare businesses, among others. The group, co-led by Eduardo de León and Ángel S. Freire, is well-versed in handling disputes arising from contracts, bankruptcies and liquidations, and corporate agreements. León is a key point of contact for administrative proceedings and domestic arbitration, while Freire is sought after for his experience acting before the ICC, CAM, and CIMA in agreement termination-related arbitration.

With particular expertise in the banking and finance sector, Auren‘s dispute resolution practice is regularly turned to by notable banks and financial institutions for assistance with litigation arising from contractual annulments, financial malpractice, and criminal liability. The group is also well equipped to represent clients from the insurance, healthcare, and technology sectors before the Supreme Court, the Provincial Courts, and the Courts of First Instance. Commercial and insolvency litigation specialist Daniel Sáez Castro and Miguel Vega Otiñano jointly steer the department alongside Noelia Ayala Muñoz and Josefina Huelmo Regueiro.

Dikei Abogados is instructed by private clients, automotive companies, and media and entertainment businesses seeking assistance with a range of litigation proceedings. The group has experience handling disputes prompted by agreement terminations, inheritance issues, and defamation claims, as well as IP infringements, unfair competition, and damages claims. Rocío Fernández Domínguez heads up the practice and specialises in contractual, family business, and inheritance disputes. The team also benefits from the aptitude of litigation experts Gerardo Viada, Eugenio Margareto Alburquerque, and Luis Lledó Ruiz.

The dispute resolution team at DWF-RCD acts across a variety of sectors, often advising banks, infrastructure companies, and food and beverage businesses on litigation and arbitration proceedings. Practice strengths include enforcement actions, contractual breaches, and compensation claims, as well as energy disputes, transactional issues, and real estate conflicts. Ignacio Benejam co-leads the department alongside Jordi Sánchez and focuses on corporate, financial, and contractual disputes. Sánchez is adept at handling commercial litigation, domestic and international arbitration, and corporate crime.

With ‘excellent client service and outstanding professionals’, Fils Legal‘s dispute resolution team is a trusted adviser to companies from the automotive, banking and finance, and construction sectors seeking assistance with litigation and arbitration proceedings. The group regularly handles domestic and cross-border disputes arising from construction projects, corporate conflicts, and damage claims, as well as corporate crime, contracts, and transactions. Javier Prieto and Gerard Solé co-head the department; they are praised by clients for their ‘technical, tactical, and strategic expertise’, and both are adept at leading on insolvency-related disputes.

Latham & Watkins LLP‘s dispute resolution group specialises in financial disputes and has amassed an impressive client base comprising notable banks, investment firms, and asset management groups. The team is well-versed in handling high-value, cross-border mandates ranging from challenges to corporate decisions and put option conflicts to SPA terminations and M&A disputes. Óscar Franco sits at the helm of the department and concentrates on commercial, insolvency, and restructuring litigation, as well as domestic and international arbitration. He is supported by Roberto Muñoz.

López-Ibor Abogados‘ practitioners exhibit proficiency across disputes arising from investment agreements, insolvency proceedings, and compensation claims, as well as construction projects, insurance, and fintech. Alongside these areas of expertise, the group also offers assistance with regulatory, public law, and commercial and corporate disputes. Its broad capabilities make it a good choice for businesses spanning a range of sectors, such as insurance, technology, and financial services. The practice is under the joint leadership of litigation, arbitration, and mediation experts Alfonso López-Ibor and Pablo Henríquez de Luna.

Marimón Abogados is geared to support in both domestic and cross-border litigation and arbitration proceedings arising from a wide variety of disputes, including corporate governance, unfair competition, and construction projects, as well as IP infringements, directors’ liability, and tort claims. With its ‘balanced combination of technical excellence, client focus, and an international perspective’, the group continues to expand its client base, which consists of notable names from the sports, retail, and energy sectors, among others. Civil litigation specialist Esther Domínguez and Marcelino Pajares jointly lead the practice.

Pinsent Masons LLP has considerable experience advising on domestic and cross-border litigation, arbitration, and mediation proceedings. The team predominantly handles disputes arising from construction and engineering projects, representing developers, contractors, and funders before judicial and administrative entities, such as the Spanish courts, CIMA, and the ICC. Sofía Parra Martínez spearheads the department and offers advice on energy and infrastructure contracts, pre-litigation matters, and disputes. Fernando Tallón joined the team from Ramón y Cajal Abogados in October 2025, while Amaia Rivas Kortazar is no longer at the firm.

Companies from the financial services, technology, and hospitality sectors regularly turn to SLJ Abogados for assistance with domestic and cross-border litigation. The group is particularly adept at advising on disputes arising from corporate conflicts, transactions, and white-collar crime, and has experience representing clients before the High Courts, the National Court, and the Supreme Court. ‘Expert in procedural law’ Daniel Jimenez co-heads the team alongside criminal proceedings specialist Alvaro Martin. Jimenez stands out for his experience handling financial litigation, shareholders’ disputes, and IP infringements, while Martin focuses on investigations, compliance strategies, and criminal liability.

The ‘highly experienced and dedicated’ dispute resolution team at Squire Patton Boggs is well equipped to handle domestic and cross-border litigation and arbitration, with a particular focus on civil and commercial disputes. Typical mandates for the group include enforcement actions, credit recovery, and contractual disputes, as well as contractual and non-contractual liability conflicts, construction issues, and damages claims. The practice is under the capable leadership of Javier Izquierdo, who is skilled in the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in Spain. Javier Gil is another key practitioner.

The capabilities of the dispute resolution team at Toda & Nel-lo have been bolstered by the arrival of Óscar Arredondo — who joined from Andersen in Spain in February 2025 — as well as Juan Antonio and newly-appointed co-head Manuela Serrano, both of whom joined from PwC Tax & Legal Services. in March 2025. They bring with them expertise in corporate crime, contractual conflicts, and bankruptcy-related disputes. Alongside Serrano, Albert Faus co-leads the department and specialises in civil and commercial litigation, with a focus on the infrastructure and industrials sectors.

With expertise in both litigation and arbitration, Watson Farley & Williams LLP is sought after by notable businesses from the banking and finance, food and beverage, and aviation sectors. The group is well placed to handle disputes arising from transactions, contracts, and construction projects, as well as insolvency, real estate developments, and corporate conflicts. Victor Mercedes heads up the team and stands out for his breadth of practice, which spans civil, commercial, and corporate litigation, alongside domestic and international arbitration, white-collar crime litigation, and insolvency-related litigation.

Zurbarán Abogados, noted for its ‘ fast, friendly, and efficient’ service, has broad experience extending to commercial, corporate, and civil litigation, as well as domestic and international arbitration. The team’s expertise and track record of acting before judicial and administrative bodies, such as the Court of First Instance and the Madrid Chamber of Commerce, make it a good choice for notable names from the banking and finance, energy, and technology sectors. Co-leading the practice are the capable duo Adolfo Cuéllar and José Manuel García-Quílez.