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Wednesday, May 31, 2023
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153 Castellana adds partner from ACJ Abogados

Enrique Murube Fernández has joined law firm 153 Castellana as a partner in Seville

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Enrique Murube is a professional of recognised prestige in the Legal field, specialising in Commercial and Corporate Law, Bankruptcy Law and Administration and Banking Law.

He is a Law graduate from the Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla, and holds a Master´s degree in Law from the Universidad de Nebrija. He has been working for the last seven years at ACJ Abogados.

With this addition, 153 Castellana reinforces a team specialised in comprehensive Corporate advice, Refinancing, and Restructuring of companies, as well as M&A. For 153 Castellana: “It is a great satisfaction to have Enrique Murube, whom we thank for his personal and professional commitment to an exciting project of a firm with a vocation for specialised and close service to companies, professionals, and entities that work with our firm.”

With a presence in Madrid and Western Andalusia, the firm 153 Castellana is soon to incorporate new partners of recognised talent and experience to strengthen its professional project initiated in 2015.

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