The Best Lawyers in Spain™ 2025 recognizes 23 Jones Day lawyers across 21 practices

The 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in Spain™ has recognized 23 lawyers with 46 rankings across 21 different areas of practice from the Firm's Madrid Office.

The lawyers named and their practices are below:

• Carlos Albiñana – Tax Law
• Miguel Bermúdez de Castro – Corporate and Mergers and Acquisitions Law; Private Equity Law; Family Business Law
• Antonio Canales – Arbitration and Mediation; Litigation
• Elvira Coloma – Banking and Finance Law; Project Finance and Development Practice
• Cristina de Andrés Blanco – Planning; Real Estate Law
• Marta de Cara Martín – Arbitration and Mediation
• Nora de Miguel – Litigation
• Marta Delgado Echevarría – Competition/Antitrust Law; European Union Law; Intellectual Property Law
• Carlota M. Domínguez – Arbitration and Mediation
• Pablo Doñate Gazapo de Badiola – Arbitration and Mediation; Criminal Defense; Litigation
• Juan Ferré – Insolvency and Reorganization Law; Banking and Finance Law
• Vidal Galindo – Labor and Employment Law (New)
• Gonzalo Hierro – Arbitration and Mediation; International Arbitration
• Luis Jiménez-Díaz – Land Use and Zoning Law; Planning; Real Estate Law
• Fernando Lillo Zorrilla – Energy Law; Project Finance and Development Practice
• Javier López Antón – Banking and Finance Law; Energy Law; Project Finance and Development Practice; Public Finance Law
• Ángel Magdaleno Vázquez – Land Use and Zoning Law; Planning; Real Estate Law
• Iván Martín-Barbón – Banking and Finance Law
• Javier Muñoz Méndez – Real Estate Law; Banking and Finance Law; Corporate and Mergers and Acquisitions Law
• Raimundo Ortega Bueno – Competition/Antitrust Law; European Union Law; Natural Resources Law
• Blanca Puyol Martínez-Ferrando – Corporate and Mergers and Acquisitions Law
• Priscilla Rojas Zavala – Corporate and Mergers and Acquisitions Law (One to Watch)
• Patricia Vela – Banking and Finance Law

Best Lawyers® compiles its listings at the conclusion of a months-long peer-review process, during which their researchers ask leading attorneys from specific areas of practice and geographic regions about the professional abilities of their colleagues.