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  • How are indirect sales of companies taxed in Latin American countries, Spain and Portugal?

    We analyze how indirect transfers of shares are regulated in the tax systems of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Spain and Portugal.
  • Garrigues tops the Chambers Global 2026 ranking in Spain

    The firm achieves nine Band 1 rankings, two more than last year
  • Garrigues, top M&A firm by number of deals, according to TTR

    With a total of 184 transactions, Garrigues was the most active law firm in Spain in 2025
  • Garrigues scoops three awards at the 10th Expansión Legal Awards

    The firm has won in the ‘Lawyer of the Year’, ‘Best Tax Firm’ and ‘Deal of the Year’ categories.
  • Fernando Vives receives the 'Puñetas a una Trayectoria' Award

    ACIJUR recognized the outstanding contribution he has made to commercial law and to the "spectacular growth" of Garrigues, the leading law firm in the EU
  • Garrigues, leading M&A firm in 2024 in Spain: tops the rankings by deal count and value in 2024

    Fernando Vives is also the top lawyer by deal value according to data on the TTR platform. 
  • Portugal transposes Directive on representative actions for the protection of consumers' interests

    This law, very much in line with the Law on Class Actions (Law no. 83/95, of 31August), strengthens the procedural means for protecting the collective interests of consumers, ensuring a high level of consumer protection in the European Union, as well as the proper functioning of the internal market.
  • Key Developments in the Laws and Regulations of China in 2023

    This newsletter selects and briefs key developments in the laws and regulations of China in relation to foreign investment until August 2023 for your reference.
  • Chile: Implementation of the Energy Efficiency Law moves forward

    With the issuance of Resolution 13 of 2023, the implementation of the Energy Efficiency Law of 2021 (Law 21305) is moving forward. This new resolution lists the companies that must actively manage their energy consumption and how it should be implemented.
  • Directive on corporate sustainability reporting is published

    The new EU legislation requires companies to report regularly on the effect of their activities on people and the environment.