Business LawyersWe guide companies seeking to expand their business through our three specialized international departments.International DesksThrough our English, German, and French desks, overseen by native and bilingual staff, we provide comprehensive legal services in Spain.English Desk – Alberto ÁlvarezGerman Desk – Karl H. LinckeFrench Desk – Nicolás MelchiorPractice AreasComprehensive legal advice to companies with interests in SpainExplore our Practice Areas Business Law Company Law Energy Law Labour Law Mergers & AcquisitionsPublic Procurement Real Estate & Urban Planning More practice areasLawyersOur international focus allows us to provide customer service in English, German, French and Spanish. Meet our TeamThe FirmSince its establishment in 2001, Mariscal Abogados has been a leader in offering legal counsel to companies seeking to establish and expand their business in Spain. Our extensive experience is an additional success factor for your business.Discover our Corporate CultureRecent publications Temporary Business Association or UTE, a method of incorporation in SpainForeign companies can achieve entry into the Spanish market through collaboration with local companies. This collaboration offers appealing advantages, such as the costs and risks reduction associated with their expansion. In this context, companies may decide establishing a temporary business association (UTE), a structure governed by Law 18/1982 dated 26 May 1982 in Spain.Read more FOCO and Next-Tech Funds in Spain: Opportunities for Foreign Venture Capital FundsAs part of the efforts to stimulate the digital economy in Spain, the FOCO and Next-Tech Funds represent an appealing opportunity for foreign investors seeking to access the Spanish market and capitalize on its growth potential.Read more Requirements and Procedures for Accessing the Benefits of the Startup Law in SpainThe innovation and scalability characteristics of companies aiming to benefit from the Startup Law have recently been defined and developed in Order PCM/825/2023 of 20 July. It establishes the general presumptions and characteristics that startup applicants must meet to qualify and be certified as “startups” by ENISA.Read more
Temporary Business Association or UTE, a method of incorporation in SpainForeign companies can achieve entry into the Spanish market through collaboration with local companies. This collaboration offers appealing advantages, such as the costs and risks reduction associated with their expansion. In this context, companies may decide establishing a temporary business association (UTE), a structure governed by Law 18/1982 dated 26 May 1982 in Spain.Read more
FOCO and Next-Tech Funds in Spain: Opportunities for Foreign Venture Capital FundsAs part of the efforts to stimulate the digital economy in Spain, the FOCO and Next-Tech Funds represent an appealing opportunity for foreign investors seeking to access the Spanish market and capitalize on its growth potential.Read more
Requirements and Procedures for Accessing the Benefits of the Startup Law in SpainThe innovation and scalability characteristics of companies aiming to benefit from the Startup Law have recently been defined and developed in Order PCM/825/2023 of 20 July. It establishes the general presumptions and characteristics that startup applicants must meet to qualify and be certified as “startups” by ENISA.Read more
