With experience in advising an array of multinational corporations, Ecija handles both contentious and advisory trade mark matters. Managing partner Alejandro Touriño has an established practice assisting clients from the TMT sector.

A slew of clients from the tech, manufacturing, and sports sectors turn to ORIOL-IP for its expertise in both litigation and prosecution trade mark mandates. Juan Oriol is the main point of contact for both domestic and international clients.

Ungria Patentes y Marcas‘ IP practice is well-versed in the intricacies of trade mark litigation mandates, possessing considerable experience in proceedings before Spanish and European courts. Ángel Pedrero, a key contact for tech, retail, and financial sector clients, leads the practice.

Noted for delivering ‘practical and viable solutions’, the IP practice at Baker McKenzie offers a comprehensive trade mark service, covering the establishment, maintenance, and enforcement of trade marks both domestically and internationally. The team advises a diverse client base, with regular mandates from the media and entertainment, fashion, and pharmaceutical sectors. Leadership is shared by TMT specialist José María Méndez, Íñigo Gené, who has extensive experience before national and international trade mark offices, and Silvia Sáenz de Ormijana, relied upon by clients for her combined expertise in trade mark protection and enforcement. María Dolores Garayalde maintains a strong portfolio of work for broadcasters, advertising agencies, and fashion companies.

Leveraging its international network, Bird & Bird advises a wide range of domestic and international clients, including those in the pharmaceutical, retail, and manufacturing sectors, on trade mark prosecutions and enforcement proceedings. Leadership is shared by José Miguel Lissén, who specialises in the TMT and life sciences sectors, and Mariano Santos, who covers the full spectrum of trade mark mandates, from prosecution to enforcement, at both domestic and international levels. Manuel Lobato maintains an established practice focused on trade mark litigation in the tech sector, while María Fernández is recognised for her expertise in the media, retail, and pharmaceutical sectors.

The IP practice at Elzaburu offers a comprehensive trade mark service, advising clients across the retail, pharmaceutical, and telecoms sectors. The multidisciplinary team handles both trade mark litigation and prosecution for a diverse client base, including start-ups, SMEs, and large multinational corporations. Practice head Luis Baz has built a strong market reputation acting on tech-related mandates. Enrique Armijo regularly handles instructions from the sports, fashion, and entertainment industries, while Carlos Morán is experienced in both domestic and cross-border enforcement proceedings. Ana Donate manages large IP portfolios and handles proceedings before the SPTO and EUIPO.

Noted for its ‘genuine commitment to understanding their client’s business’, Garrigues‘ IP practice offers extensive experience across a wide range of trade mark mandates, including prosecutions and litigation at both national and international levels. The team regularly works for a wide range of clients, from start-ups to multinational corporations in the tech, fashion, and automotive sectors. IP litigation specialist Carolina Pina Sánchez and João Miranda de Sousa co-lead the department and handle a significant volume of mandates from the FMCG and telecoms sectors. Cristina Mesa oversees the fashion group. The practice also benefits from the IP litigation expertise of Isabel Pascual De Quinto, who is experienced in pan-European trade mark infringement cases, while Beatriz Ganso is particularly strong in trade mark, patent and digital content litigation.

Grau & Angulo houses a team of lawyers recognised for their ‘extensive knowledge’ across the full spectrum of trade mark matters, including prosecution and litigation. The unit advises a wide range of high-profile clients in the automotive, fashion, and media sectors. Practice head Alejandro Angulo is sought after for his cross-border enforcement expertise in the luxury fashion sector. Maite Ferrándiz has experience across all levels of the Spanish court system. Trade mark litigation specialist Jordi Camó focuses on the fashion, sports, media and consumer goods sector, while Carlota Viola regularly acts for well-known brands in cosmetics, perfumes, and fashion.

The IP practice at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo handles a broad spectrum of trade mark mandates, including domestic and cross-border prosecutions and litigation. The team advises clients across multiple sectors, including fashion, tech, and FMCG. Sofía Martínez-Almeida leads the team and is recognised for her extensive IP litigation experience in the tech and retail industries. Jesús Muñoz Delgado focuses on patent and trade mark mandates involving the life sciences sector. Mercedes Corbal has extensive experience representing high-profile clients before domestic civil, commercial, and administrative courts, as well as EU courts, while Mónica Esteve is recognised for her expertise in trade marks and unfair competition issues.

Combining ‘solid technical expertise with a highly refined strategic vision’, the IP practice at Clifford Chance handles the full spectrum of trade mark mandates, including global portfolio management and cross-border litigation. The team advises clients across sectors such as sports, food and beverage, and tech. Miquel Montañá and Josep Montefusco co-lead the practice, bringing extensive experience in the pharmaceutical and TMT sectors, respectively. Litigation specialist Adrián Crespo is highly experienced in trade mark infringement proceedings within the food and consumer goods sectors.

The IP practice at Cuatrecasas handles a wide range of trade mark mandates, advising high-profile clients in the sports, automotive, and consumer goods sectors, among others. The practice covers the full spectrum of trade mark litigation, including infringement and revocation proceedings at both domestic and international levels. The group is jointly led by Barcelona-based Albert Agustinoy and Álvaro Bourkaib, who specialises in retail and e-commerce trade mark litigation. Alejandro Negro is another name to note for industrial and intellectual property matters. Jean-Yves Teindas advises a diverse roster of national and multinational corporations, as well as globally recognised artists and athletes.

Hogan Lovells Spain‘s IP practice advises clients on a wide range of trade mark matters, regularly handling cross-border litigation and managing global trade mark portfolios. The multidisciplinary team acts for a variety of domestic and multinational corporations across the food and beverage, TMT, and consumer goods sectors, to name a few. The practice is jointly led by Burkhart Goebel, whose IP dispute resolution practice spans litigation, arbitration, and mediation, and Imogen Fowler, who has extensive experience managing complex trade mark matters across the EU for a range of food and beverage and retail clients. Constanze Schulte oversees the trade mark prosecution arm of the practice, while Ana Castedo is recognised for her expertise in infringement and validity proceedings within the pharmaceuticals and tech sectors.

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER houses a team of ‘highly knowledgeable’ lawyers handling the full spectrum of trade mark mandates, including litigation, prosecution, and strategic advice. The practice advises a diverse client base of domestic and multinational companies across the tech, consumer goods, and sports sectors. The team is led by disputes specialist Luis Fernández-Novoa and Laura Alonso, who is known for her extensive work designing trade mark protection strategies. Álvaro Velázquez is particularly active in the life sciences and telecoms sectors, while Alicia Martín specialises in trade mark prosecution.

Uría Menéndez offers a comprehensive IP practice capable of addressing a wide range of trade mark matters across the media, tech, and automotive sectors. With expertise in both national and international litigation and prosecution, the firm routinely advises prominent multinational clients. Leading the team are Montiano Monteagudo, a key contact for clients in the pharmaceutical and telecoms industries, Ingrid Pi, recognised for her expertise in designing complex trade mark portfolio strategies, and Borja Sainz de Aja, who maintains an active contentious and non-contentious trade mark practice. IP litigation specialists Carles Vendrell and Francisco Javier García complete the leadership team.

The trade mark team at Abril Abogados, recognised for their ‘practical approach’ and ‘technical expertise’, advises a broad roster of domestic and international clients across the automotive, media, and telecoms sectors. The practice offers full-service support, including prosecution, litigation, and strategic advisory work. Leadership is shared by Ignacio Temiño, who brings extensive experience in the fashion and food and beverage sectors, litigation specialist Ruben Canales, and Jorge Diaz, who is highly experienced in EU trade mark infringement proceedings.

With experience before Spanish courts, the EUIPO, and the CJEU, the IP practice at Baylos maintains a strong portfolio of clients across the fashion, food and beverage, and automotive sectors. The team is also recognised for its expertise in developing prosecution strategies at both domestic and international levels. The practice is led by David Gómez, sought after by companies in the fashion, sports, and media sectors for his experience in cross-border IP litigation. Pedro Merino Baylos regularly advises clients from the energy, pharmaceutical, and telecoms industries, while Juan Luis Gracia applies his trade mark registration expertise for both domestic and international clients.

Both domestic and international clients rely on ClarkeModet for its comprehensive trade mark services, covering both portfolio management and litigation. The team regularly acts for clients from the pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and energy sectors. Practice head Marta Tolón handles the full range of trade mark matters, advising clients in the consumer goods, fashion, and automotive industries. Jorge Oria brings extensive experience in cross-border IP litigation, while Elsa Martín routinely manages filings before the Spanish PTO and EUIPO.

 

The IP practice at CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo handles a wide spectrum of trade mark matters, including prosecution, portfolio management, and litigation. The team acts for a diverse client base, regularly advising companies in the hospitality, pharmaceutical, and food and beverage sectors. The practice is led by María González Gordon, whose practice encompasses a steady flow of litigation matters from the tech, real estate, and energy industries, while Ricardo Gómez-Barreda is regularly engaged to handle disputes before the SPTO, EUIPO, and WIPO.

Fieldfisher fields a comprehensive trade mark practice, which represents clients across all levels of the Spanish court system. The team regularly advises clients from the sports, pharmaceutical, and industrial manufacturing sectors, maintaining a busy and diverse portfolio. Josep Carbonell leads the practice and is highly sought after by both domestic and international clients for his expertise in trade mark litigation and contractual matters.

Noted for its ‘technical expertise’ and ‘strategic vision’, the trade mark practice at PONS IP handles a wide array of trade mark prosecutions across the telecoms, pharmaceuticals, and automotive sectors. Practice head María Bonastre is frequently called upon by clients in the food industry. Isabel Cortés brings extensive experience in managing global trade mark portfolios, while José Carlos Erdozain recently advised clients from the media, energy, and construction sectors.

Recognised for its ‘deep technical knowledge of trade mark prosecution’ and extensive experience in trade mark litigation, the IP practice at RocaJunyent advises a wide range of clients across the sports, media, and telecoms sectors. Practice head Javier Vázquez focuses on trade mark prosecution and portfolio management, while Elisenda Perelló specialises in the complexities of trade mark litigation.