Baker McKenzie's IP practice is adept at handling trade mark prosecution, enforcement, and litigation matters, and is also well placed to handle the IP aspects of transactions. The group acts for an impressive and extensive client roster comprised of notable names from the media, entertainment, fashion, luxury goods, and food and beverage sectors, among others. Co-leading the team are José María Méndez, a name to note for media and tech clients, and Cristina Duch,  who focuses on trade mark litigation before the civil and commercial courts. María Dolores Garayalde stands out for her expertise in IP portfolio management, infringement and counterfeiting proceedings, and transactions. Another key practitioner in the group is Rubén Cano, who focuses on the enforcement and protection of trade marks.

Regarded as an ‘agile legal team that fully adapts to the client’s needs', Bird & Bird‘s IP practice maintains a strong reputation in the Spanish market due to its deep expertise across trade mark litigation, regulatory, and contractual issues, as well as prosecution and enforcement issues. While particularly strong in the pharmaceutical, technology, and cosmetics sectors, the firm advises clients across a wide range of industries. Heading up the department are José Miguel Lissén, an IP litigation and licensing specialist, and Mariano Santos, who focuses on prosecution, enforcement, and anti-counterfeiting matters. Other active practitioners in the team include Manuel Lobato, a key contact for medical devices, pharma, media, retail and fashion clients, María Fernández, who focuses on trade mark protection in Spain and the EU, and Manuela Mendigutía, who specialises in brand prosecution issues.

Elzaburu is noted for its 'excellence in the management of trade mark portfolios, as well as in pre-litigation and litigation phases', which continues to attract instructions from major clients across the retail, biotech, and telecoms sectors, among others. The group has expertise in trade mark prosecution and litigation mandates, and regularly advises on audits, image strategy, and trade mark management on both a domestic and international level. Prosecution specialist Luis Baz and litigation expert Enrique Armijo co-head the team alongside Carlos Morán, who concentrates on litigation related to infringements, revocation, and invalidity actions, and Javier Fernández-Lasquetty, who is adept in mediation and arbitration. On the non-contentious front, Valencia-based Manuel Mínguez focuses on auditing and the protection of trade marks. Juan José Caselles retired from practice in July 2024.

With expertise in trade mark prosecution, litigation, commercial contracts, and general advisory matters, the IP department at Garrigues is highly regarded in the Spanish market for its 'deep knowledge of the sector'. The group is capable of advising businesses across a wide range of industries, demonstrating particular strength in the audiovisual, technology, and digital sectors. Carolina Pina Sánchez stands out for her extensive experience in transactions and disputes concerning IP rights; she co-heads the practice alongside João Miranda de Sousa, who specialises in trade mark prosecution and cross-border infringement proceedings. The 'exceptional' Cristina Mesa, Isabel Pascual De Quinto, and Beatriz Ganso shine in trade mark litigation.

Singled out for its expertise in trade mark litigation, Grau & Angulo has extensive experience handling both domestic and cross-border infringement, unfair competition, and criminal proceedings. The team is also adept at assisting with anti-counterfeiting matters and the protection of trade mark rights. The group has amassed an impressive and extensive client roster which continues to expand and is comprised of recognisable names from the media, entertainment, fashion, luxury goods, and automotive sectors, among others. Leading the practice is Alejandro Angulo, who is skilled in cross-border litigation, trade mark enforcement, and anti-counterfeiting matters. Ignacio Marqués handles both litigation and transactional work, while Sonia Santos is adept in trade mark litigation involving the fashion, automotive and telecoms segments. Maite Ferrándiz excels in proceedings before the Supreme Court; Jordi Camó is skilled in IP criminal cases; and Carlota Viola handles anti-counterfeiting and infringement matters.

The IP group at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is predominantly instructed by clients from the life sciences and telecoms sectors, who turn to the team for assistance with trade mark litigation and advice on the protection, enforcement and licensing of brands. Jesús Muñoz Delgado, who has a strong presence in the biotech sector, oversees the department with Sofía Martínez-Almeida, who concentrates on online and digital issues. Muñoz-Delgado is noted for his aptitude in the protection and enforcement of trade marks, while Martínez-Almeida excels in litigation before the Spanish courts. Mónica Esteve is adept in both contentious and non-contentious matters concerning trade marks, designs and unfair competition, and Mercedes Corbal focuses on the management of trade mark portfolios.

Noted for its 'excellence in the level of advice' and  'quality of service', Clifford Chance's IP group has a robust offering which covers trade mark prosecution, enforcement and litigation matters. The team acts for an expanding client roster that consists of businesses from a wide variety of sectors, including consumer goods, retail, biotech, media and entertainment, to name a few. Practice head Miquel Montañá stands out for his proficiency in cross-border litigation related to unfair competition, contractual disputes, and trade mark infringements. Josep Montefusco, noted for his 'deep understanding of European IP', concentrates on trade mark litigation, preliminary injunctions, and damages claims.

With solid transactional, litigation, and advisory capabilities, the team at Cuatrecasas is regularly sought out by clients from the automotive, pharmaceutical, and retail sectors, among others. The group is co-led by Albert Agustinoy and Álvaro Bourkaib; Bourkaib stands out for his expertise in trade mark litigation and the protection and transfer of intangible assets. The department also benefits from the aptitude of Alejandro Negro who regularly handles infringement proceedings, contractual issues, and transactions. Other active practitioners in the group include Jean-Yves Teindas, a name to note for disputes over IP rights,  and Pablo Ramírez, who was promoted to partner in April 2024. Jorge Llevat departed from the firm in December 2023.

Specialising in trade mark litigation, enforcement, and prosecution, Hogan Lovells Spain is capable of handling both domestic and cross-border matters for companies operating in a range of sectors, most notably TMT and consumer goods. Burkhart Goebel, who is skilled in the protection of IP rights across the EU, leads the department in Madrid, focusing on contentious proceedings. In Alicante, Imogen Fowler is recognised for her expertise in trade mark management, handling enforcement and prosecution mandates, while Andreas Renck is skilled in domestic and international prosecution and litigation matters.

Noted for its 'great technical legal knowledge', HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER offers assistance with trade mark litigation, prosecution, and enforcement. The group's capabilities continue to attract new clients from a variety of sectors, including sports, consumer goods, and food and beverage, among others. Litigation specialist Luis Fernández-Novoa co-leads the practice alongside Laura Alonso, who is recognised for her expertise in brand protection and prosecution matters. With extensive experience in border control proceedings front, José Antonio Sanmartín also advises on parallel importation matters, while Alicia Martín concentrates on IP protection issues and trade mark prosecution before the SPTO and the EUIPO.

Uría Menéndez's trade marks practice has a robust offering which covers advisory services, litigation, and transactional matters. The group, which is singled out for its experience before the Supreme Court, acts for household names from the cosmetics, media, and technology sectors, among others. Barcelona-based Montiano Monteagudo is skilled in both contentious and non-contentious matters, ranging from misappropriation of trade marks to unfair competition litigation. In Madrid, regulatory and commercial agreement specialist Ingrid Pi co-heads the team alongside advertising expert Borja Sainz de Aja and Carles Vendrell, a key contact for disputes concerning trade marks and designs.

Clients from a wide range of sectors - including fashion, sports, and cosmetics - regularly turn to Abril Abogados for assistance with trade mark litigation, prosecution, and enforcement matters. Litigation expert Ignacio Temiño co-heads the team alongside anti-piracy and customs specialist Fernando Ortega and Salvador Diaz, who is skilled in prosecution matters. Noelia Gutiérrez Velasco and Raquel Tostón Ruiz concentrate on negotiating, opposing, and managing trade marks, while Laura Conde Olivan has experience in civil and criminal litigation proceedings.

Balder's trade marks practice has extensive experience assisting with both domestic and cross-border litigation, prosecution, and due diligence, as well as trade mark searches. The group is regularly engaged by clients from the retail, consumer goods, and food and beverage sectors, although it is also capable of supporting businesses from the entertainment, transport, and financial services industries. Litigation specialist Patricia Koch co-heads the department alongside Óscar García, who concentrates on portfolio management and brand protection strategies.

With a robust offering that covers transactions, dispute resolution, and prosecution matters, Baylos' IP group acts for a range of notable names from the media, entertainment, food and beverage, and automotive sectors, among others. Heading up the practice is David Gómez, who handles contractual matters, as well as civil and criminal litigation related to unfair competition and advertising. Juan Luis Gracia and Fernando Rodríguez are noted for their expertise in cross-border IP disputes.

With a robust offering that covers both contentious and non-contentious matters, such as prosecution, litigation, and regulatory advice, ClarkeModet is capable of assisting businesses from a wide array of sectors, including life sciences, retail, and energy, to name a few. prosecution, and licensing specialist Marta Tolón specialises in the prosecution and defence of brands before the SPTO, WIPO and EUIPO. She oversees the practice with Jorge Oria, a reference for trade mark litigation, and Rosario Echeverría, who handles IP business consulting matters.

The IP and digital business department at CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo, led by María González Gordon, has experience advising on trade mark litigation, registration, and prosecution. The group has particular strength in the media, technology, and digital sectors, and has amassed an impressive client roster with notable names such as Amazon Studios and Audible. Gordon stands out for her expertise in handling litigation cases and negotiating contractual agreements. Other active practitioners in the department include Ricardo Gómez-Barreda and Irene San Martín, both of whom are adept in dispute resolution.

Noted for its cross-border capabilities, Fieldfisher is adept at handling trade mark prosecution, litigation, and advisory services for a varied client base, featuring businesses from the sports, food and beverage, and automotive sectors, among others. Josep Carbonell heads up the practice and has extensive experience advising on trade mark registration and protection matters, as well as licensing agreements and transfer contracts.

Regarded for its 'complete and concise communications', PONS IP is capable of handling trade mark prosecution, litigation, and consulting matters at the Spanish and European level. The group is instructed by a variety of clients, including major names from the telecoms, life sciences, and pharmaceutical sectors, among others. Leading the team is Carmen González, who stands out for her aptitude in IP portfolio management, licensing and transfer agreement negotiations, and filing, opposition, and cancellation proceedings.

Clients from the retail, healthcare, and telecoms sectors routinely seek RocaJunyent's support on trade mark litigation and advisory matters. The team stands out for its 'exceptional approach to trade mark registration' and 'international vision'. Javier Vázquez heads up the practice and concentrates on prosecution, portfolio management, and litigation mandates. The department also benefits from the expertise of Elisenda Perelló, who advises on unfair competition, image rights, and advertising, and is skilled in IP litigation.