In line with the Firm’s strategic objectives, which envisage a scenario of sustainable growth over the coming years, BROSETA has added Jesús Giner as a partner in the Litigation and Arbitration practice of the Firm in Madrid.

Jesús Giner holds a Law Degree (corporate legal advisor) from the Universidad Pontificia Comillas – ICADE, with an Extraordinary Degree Award. He holds a PhD in Civil Law and has more than 20 years of experience in the practice of Business Law, having focused his professional practice in the field of Private Property Law, both before the Spanish courts at all levels and in national and international arbitration.

During his career he has acted in matters of notable relevance in the areas of company or asset purchase and sale agreements, corporate disputes and construction, banking, investment services and business collaboration agreements, among others.

Prior to his addition to BROSETA, Jesús was a partner at Lener, where he headed the Litigation and Arbitration Department. The rest of his career has been spent at Uría Menéndez, Linklaters and the litigation boutique De Castro Morenilla.

Recognised in the Dispute Resolution category by international directories such as Chambers Global, Chambers Europe and Best Lawyers, Jesús Giner has also worked as an arbitrator for the European Arbitration Association and the Madrid Court of Arbitration, and as a lecturer at the Universidad Pontificia Comillas, the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares and the Instituto de Empresa, among others.

He is also a regular author of articles and speaker at seminars and conferences in his field of specialisation.

Consolidation of Litigation and Arbitration Practice

Jesús Giner joins BROSETA‘s Litigation and Arbitration practice, which has more than 35 qualified lawyers in Madrid, Valencia and Lisbon, providing services to organisations in all types of disputes related to the business world, especially in banking and financial contracts, M&A transactions, corporate disputes, real estate transactions, business mergers and damages.

For Rosa Vidal, managing partner of BROSETA, “the addition of a litigation lawyer of Jesús’ stature consolidates the strength of our team and boosts our service capacity in commercial litigation in sectors such as construction, finance, energy, services, venture capital, technology and family businesses. In addition, his track record as an arbitrator, together with that of the rest of the lawyers in the Firm who hold this status, also places us at the forefront in advising companies from the perspective of alternative dispute resolution methods”.

For his part, Jesús Giner considers his arrival at BROSETA “an exciting challenge that is also taking place at a transcendental time for companies from the point of view of dispute resolution, with an expansive period ahead of us in which this approach will be key to helping companies and organisations emerge stronger from the current situation”.

With this addition, BROSETA now has a team of more than 160 lawyers and consultants in Spain and Portugal, 34 of them partners, providing services in the main areas of Business Law.