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Business Law for a Complex World

Corporate

We advise on the full lifecycle —from formation and regulatory setup to governance, capital structuring, cross-border expansion, and long-term growth initiatives.

M&A

We provide end-to-end counsel on cross-border and domestic transactions, ensuring strategic alignment, risk mitigation, and deal certainty.

Contract

We craft, negotiate, and enforce complex commercial agreements that define and protect your most critical business relationships.

Litigation

We represent clients in litigation, complex litigation, international arbitration, and high-stakes disputes, including matters involving white-collar crime.

Compliance

We deliver proactive, jurisdiction-specific compliance strategies that anticipate regulatory change and support sustainable operations.

Strategic Legal Partners

We practice business law and understand the unwritten rules, dynamics, and strategies that govern how business operates in the real world.

20+

Years of experience

92%

Litigation success rate

Corporate Law / Deal-making / Risk / Growth / Litigation / White-collar crime 

Corporate Law / Deal-making / Risk / Growth / Litigation / White-collar crime 

Corporate Law / Deal-making / Risk / Growth / Litigation / White-collar crime 

Corporate Law / Deal-making / Risk / Growth / Litigation / White-collar crime 

Corporate Law / Deal-making / Risk / Growth / Litigation / White-collar crime 

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Corruption and Money Laundering
Corruption and Money LaunderingRegulatory & Compliance

Corruption and Money Laundering

The Founder & Managing Partner of lopezmarqués, Juan José López Marqués, wrote in Spain’s La Razón on 27 July 2025 on the inseparable link between corruption and money laundering — and why businesses must reinforce compliance to safeguard both their legal position and their reputation.
Terrorist Financing
Terrorist FinancingRegulatory & Compliance

Terrorist Financing

The Founder & Managing Partners of lopezmarqués, Juan José López Marqués, published a full-page article in the Spanish newspaper La Razón explaining why and how companies must establish control mechanisms to avoid being used as unwitting pawns —not only as a legal obligation, but also to safeguard their reputation