ECIJA, leader in Intellectual Property in Copyright & Related Rights in IP Stars 2025
ECIJA's recognition in the Tier 1 in Copyright & Related Rights category in the international IP Stars 2025 ranking confirms our role as one of the benchmark firms in Intellectual Property globally.
This milestone reflects the talent, dedication, and strategic vision of our team, which day by day supports clients in innovative and complex projects within the digital economy.
Moreover, several of our professionals have been individually highlighted for their career and contributions in the sector:
Carolina Montero, named Trade Mark Star 2025.
Elena Ordúñez, recognized as a Notable Practitioner.
Juan Salmerón, Helena Suárez, and Alejandro Touriño, distinguished as Copyright Stars 2025.
Cristina Villasante, recognized as a Transactions Star 2025.
Check the complete ranking here.
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