Expansión reaffirms ECIJA's commitment to the digital economy with four nominations in its Legal Excellence Awards
The finalists of the Expansión Jurídico 2025 Awards have been announced today and ECIJA has been recognised once again with four nominations in this new edition of the awards for excellence in the legal sector.
With eight awards accumulated in previous editions, the firm consolidates its leadership in legal advice linked to the digital economy, innovation and diversity.
These nominations reinforce its differential model and its commitment to a legal practice focused on talent, sustainability and technological transformation. The awards, organised by Expansión and IE Law School, will be presented on 19 June.
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