Many younger lawyers feel that their firms are not open enough about targets and financial performance, while some others object to the fact that their weekends and holidays are too often disturbed by work commitments.

There are indications that Martín's leadership has played a fairly significant part in the firm's recent successes.

Brexit could have a damaging effect on the Iberian economies and the future looks very uncertain – however, it also presents opportunities for Spanish and Portuguese law firms as well as potentially making Iberia a more attractive business base

Taking part in beauty parades can terrify some lawyers, so what do you need to do to make sure you impress?

Eight out of ten lawyers in Spain and Portugal want the profession to do more to address the issue of mental health with large workloads seen as a factor in cases of depression and suicide

Though revenue at Watson Farley & Williams may have grown substantially in recent years, the firm is working hard to change its image.

The innovative nature of the Barcelona economy is both a benefit and a burden for lawyers in the Catalan capital – meanwhile, if Catalonia was to achieve independence, the effect on its law firms...

Exclusive research conducted by Iberian Lawyer reveals that almost a third of law firms in Spain and Portugal plan to increase their fees. Is this feasible or is it too much of a gamble?

Major law firms in Madrid grew in the last year with transactional activity driving healthy increases in revenue – however fee pressure persists, while the ‘war for talent' escalates.

Managing partners in Madrid say that, given the revival in the Spanish economy, firms have to take this opportunity to reinvent the way they do business.

Exactly how the international business of Spanish and Portuguese law firms will be impacted by Brexit is, as yet, unclear.