ECIJA reaffirms its leadership in Band 1 in the global guide Chambers NewLaw 2026
The firm has once again consolidated its position as the only Spanish firm recognized in the category of Legal Transformation Consulting, a milestone it has achieved for the third consecutive year, confirming ECIJA Legal Innovation as a world leader in the sector.
Chambers and Partners, a leading international legal directory, has recognized ECIJA Legal Innovation, ECIJA's digital transformation practice, as a leader in Band 1 in the global guide Chambers NewLaw 2026, in the category of legal transformation consulting. ECIJA is, therefore, for the third consecutive year, the only Spanish firm recognized in this category, consolidating its position as a leader in the use of advanced technology and artificial intelligence applied to law.
This international recognition highlights the unique model of ECIJA Legal Innovation and its genuinely innovative vision at the intersection of technology and law. Alejandro Touriño, managing partner of ECIJA, has been specifically highlighted by Chambers as a key figure in this practice, exemplarily combining legal and technological vision with a practical, strategic, and innovative approach.
Chambers notes that “ECIJA stands out in the market for its genuinely innovative vision and its deep specialization at the intersection of technology and law. The firm has built a solid reputation as a leading advisor in digital economy matters, combining advanced technical knowledge with legal expertise.”
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