Madrid, June 4, 2026. ELZABURU has been recognized in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms, a ranking compiled by Best Lawyers, with the distinction of “Law Firm of the Year” in Intellectual Property Law in Spain. In addition to this recognition, the firm has obtained a total of 5 national rankings and 9 regional rankings, consolidating its position as one of the leading firms in the field of industrial and intellectual property, as well as in other areas related to technology, privacy, media, and dispute resolution. In the national rankings, ELZABURU has been recognized in the following areas: Information Technology Law – Tier 1, Intellectual Property Law – Tier 1, Litigation – Tier 2, Privacy & Data Protection Law – Tier 2, and Technology Law – Tier 2. At the regional level, in Madrid, the firm has been recognized in: Communications Law – Tier 1, Entertainment Law – Tier 1, Information Technology Law – Tier 1, Intellectual Property Law – Tier 1, Litigation – Tier 1, Technology Law – Tier 1, Privacy & Data Protection Law – Tier 2, and Competition/Antitrust Law – Tier 3. Furthermore, ELZABURU has been recognized in Valencia in Intellectual Property Law, with the highest ranking, Tier 1. Best Law Firms distinguishes law firms that stand out for their professional excellence in various practice areas and jurisdictions. Its methodology takes as its starting point the individual recognitions from Best Lawyers and combines various sources of information, including client reviews, professional references, data from the firms themselves, interviews with industry leaders, and feedback gathered during the research process. In the latest individual edition published by Best Lawyers, ELZABURU had 35 lawyers and technical staff referenced and a total of 43 mentions, a result that reflects the specialization and professional recognition of its teams in different practice areas. This recognition reinforces ELZABURU's track record as a firm specializing in industrial and intellectual property, as well as its work supporting national and international companies in the protection, defense, and strategic management of their intangible assets.

Madrid, 3 June 2026. ELZABURU has been recognized once again in the new edition of IAM Patent 1000, one of the leading international directories in the field of patents, which identifies the most outstanding firms and professionals globally. The IAM Patent 1000 focuses on those firms and professionals considered outstanding in a key area of ​​patent law, highlighting technical quality, experience and the ability to advise on matters of special complexity. In this edition, ELZABURU reaffirms its Silver position in the Patent Litigation and Patent Prosecution categories, and expands its recognition with its recommendation in Patent Transactions, reflecting its ability to support clients in both the protection and defense of their assets and in their exploitation and transfer. IAM Patent 1000 highlights the firm's ability to act effectively throughout the entire life cycle of innovative assets, from identifying inventions and defining protection strategies to processing, opposition, judicial defense and contractual exploitation of patent rights. The directory also highlights the multidisciplinary nature of the ELZABURU team, made up of engineers, chemists, biotechnologists, life science specialists and lawyers, who work in a coordinated manner to offer technical and legal advice in highly diverse sectors. The publication also highlights the growing importance of the firm's litigation practice, as well as its experience in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, such as mediation and arbitration, which allow it to offer clients solutions tailored to each situation when litigation is not necessarily the most appropriate option. In this edition, IAM Patent 1000 has individually highlighted eight professionals from ELZABURU for their career and specialization: Enrique Armijo, partner in the legal area, is recognized for a career of more than three decades in high-impact industrial and intellectual property litigation, as well as for his experience in the contractual and commercial structuring of the exploitation of intangible assets, including licenses, assignments, joint ventures, franchises and technology transfers. Colm Ahern, partner in the legal area, stands out for his dual profile as an industrial engineer and lawyer, which brings a particularly relevant technical depth to patent litigation linked to sectors such as automotive, household appliances and electronics. Carlos Morán, partner in the legal area, is once again recognized for his participation in complex national and international matters related to industrial property and unfair competition. IAM Patent 1000 particularly highlights its involvement in landmark cases at the European level and its contribution to the legal protection of the Champagne designation of origin. Ruth Sánchez, partner in the patents area, is recognized for her strategic leadership in the protection and management of inventions at the national, European and international levels. An engineer and European patent agent, she advises clients in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, construction and civil engineering. Francisco Javier Sáez, partner in the patent area, is noted for his extensive experience in the drafting, processing and defense of patent applications in Spain, Europe and the PCT system, with special focus on the chemical, pharmaceutical, energy, environmental and agrochemical sectors. Pedro Saturio, associate partner in the patents area, joins the ranking for his work in electromechanical patents and industrial designs. Industrial engineer and European patent agent, she advises on high-tech projects in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, transport, defense, energy and construction. María Cadarso, senior associate in the legal area, is recognized as an emerging talent for her practice in industrial property, intellectual property and unfair competition litigation. His work combines conflict resolution with a preventative approach focused on contract negotiation and the design of strategies that allow anticipating and avoiding potential disputes. Alba María López, associate partner in the Legal, Business and Contracts area, also enters the ranking for her experience in industrial and intellectual property, digital law and technology. His practice focuses on intangible asset governance models, technology transfer transactions, complex intellectual property and ICT contracts, due diligence processes, and litigation matters. ELZABURU's continued presence in IAM Patent 1000 reflects the strength of a patent practice built on technical specialization, legal rigor, and a comprehensive vision of innovation as a strategic asset for companies.

Madrid, May 13, 2026 – ELZABURU has been recognized as Law Firm of the Year in Spain at the 2026 Media Law International (MLI) Awards, an award that annually distinguishes a single firm per jurisdiction for its excellence in providing legal counsel to the audiovisual, media, and entertainment sectors. The award was accepted in London by Mabel Klimt, Managing Partner of ELZABURU and Head of the Media & Entertainment practice, during the gala organized by Media Law International. The MLI Awards recognize firms that have demonstrated outstanding performance over the past year, not only for the technical quality of their work, but also for their ability to lead complex and strategic matters within the audiovisual and content industry. In this edition, Media Law International, one of the leading international directories specializing in the audiovisual and content sector, recognized 17 leading firms in various jurisdictions for the excellence and specialization of their teams, including ELZABURU in Spain. This recognition comes just weeks after ELZABURU was included in the Media Law International 2026 ranking in the Tier 1 category in Spain for its Media & Entertainment services, making it the only firm specializing in industrial and intellectual property to be included in this category. In the words of Mabel Klimt: “This recognition is a significant endorsement of the work of a highly specialized team committed to an industry in constant transformation. It also reflects the trust that producers, platforms, audiovisual companies, and industry stakeholders place in us to support increasingly complex and international projects.” With this recognition, ELZABURU consolidates its position as one of the leading firms providing legal advice to the audiovisual and entertainment industry in Spain, in a context marked by technological evolution, the internationalization of content, and the growing strategic importance of intangible assets.

40% of IBEX companies trust Elzaburu, which last year celebrated its 160th anniversary, consolidating its historical leadership in the management of intangible assets. The Legal area grew by 18%, while Media & Entertainment experienced a 169% increase in the number of projects managed. The firm is the only Spanish company listed in Band 1 in the Patent & Trade Mark Agents category by Chambers & Partners Europe. Madrid, April 8, 2026.- ELZABURU, the oldest Spanish firm specializing in industrial and intellectual property, closed 2025 with revenues of 28 million euros, 3% more than the previous year. 80,3% of the revenue came from Europe, 10,8% from America and 8,9% from the rest of the world. 46% of its client portfolio are Spanish companies, including 40% of the companies in the IBEX 35. Currently, the firm manages a portfolio of more than 60.000 brands and has solid litigation experience, with more than 1.600 lawsuits handled throughout its history. By area, Trademarks grew by 2%, Patents by 5% and Legal by 18%, representing 42,5%, 38,7% and 18,8% of revenue, respectively. The strong momentum of the Media & Entertainment area stands out, managing more than 860 audiovisual and performing arts projects, 169% more than the previous year; mobilizing 18,2 million euros of tax investment in cultural projects, 73% more. The firm is the only Spanish firm listed in Band 1 in the Patent & Trade Mark Agents category by Chambers & Partners Europe, and more than 60% of its professionals have been recognized in international rankings and directories throughout the year, reflecting the team's technical consistency and its recognition in the market. ELZABURU has more than 150 professionals, including 44 lawyers, 14 technicians, 13 European trademark agents, 15 IP agents, 10 European patent agents and 3 WIPO arbitrators. 30% of partners and 57% of corporate management positions are held by women, representing 74% of the workforce. The average age of the team is 45 years and the average tenure at the firm reaches 16 years. According to Alfonso Diez de Rivera Elzaburu, president of the firm, “during the past year, in which we celebrated our 160th anniversary, we have consolidated our activity in Trademarks and Patents, which represent 80% of our turnover, while we have registered outstanding growth in the Legal area and a very significant advance in Media & Entertainment. According to Mabel Klimt, managing partner of the firm, “in this year, marked by the irruption of AI in all areas of society, we have demonstrated a solid capacity for adaptation, promoting services that combine innovation, multidisciplinary talent and a deep understanding of the client's needs in the management of intangibles, with the aim of offering a close and truly differentiated legal proposal.”

Madrid, April 7, 2026 – ELZABURU has been recognized in the 2026 Media Law International (MLI) ranking, achieving Tier 1 status in Spain for the services provided by its Media & Entertainment practice. It is the only firm specializing in industrial and intellectual property included in this category. Media Law International is one of the leading international directories in the legal field of the audiovisual and content sector, analyzing top firms in more than 60 jurisdictions based on qualitative research that assesses team capabilities, sector experience, and market positioning. This recognition highlights the positioning of ELZABURU's Media & Entertainment practice, which provides comprehensive advice to companies in the cultural and entertainment sectors. In 2025, the team managed more than 860 audiovisual and performing arts projects, a 169% increase over the previous year, mobilizing €18,2 million in tax-deductible investment in cultural projects, a 73% increase. Furthermore, this recognition is reinforced by the mention of Mabel Klimt, managing partner of ELZABURU and head of the Media & Entertainment practice, as Leading Lawyer, in recognition of her career advising agents in the audiovisual sector. In Mabel Klimt's words: “The Media Law International award reflects the consolidation of an area that has experienced remarkable growth in recent years and that responds to the increasingly complex and cross-cutting needs of the audiovisual industry.” This recognition strengthens ELZABURU's position in providing legal counsel to the audiovisual and entertainment sector, in a context marked by increasing regulatory complexity, the internationalization of productions, and the strategic importance of intangible assets in the cultural and creative industries.

Madrid, March 25, 2026 – ELZABURU has once again been recognized as one of the leading firms in Industrial and Intellectual Property in Spain by the international directory Legal 500, consolidating its position in comprehensive advice in this field. In this edition, the firm particularly strengthens its position in the area of ​​Trademarks and consolidates its presence in Patents and Copyright, three key pillars in the management and protection of intangible assets. Adding to this recognition is a particularly significant achievement: direct client feedback through the Client Satisfaction Index (NPS®), where ELZABURU achieves the highest levels. This result reflects not only the technical quality of the advice, but also differentiating aspects such as personalized service, agility, and the ability to deliver real value in every project. The Legal 500 directory also includes client testimonials obtained independently by its research team, highlighting the firm's work in various areas: Trademarks: “They have a thorough understanding of the client's inner workings and are known in the sector for their dedication to delivering the best possible service.” Patents: “They stand out for their years of experience, making them leaders in the sector. Their lawyers not only master the legal aspects but also understand scientific claims and design patent strategies tailored to our needs.” Copyright: “Mabel Klimt has many years of experience, professionalism, problem-solving skills, and practicality in addressing situations and difficulties presented by different projects.” At an individual level, Legal 500 highlights several professionals from the firm: Mabel Klimt, recognized as a Leading Partner in Copyright; Enrique Armijo Chávarri, recognized as a Leading Partner in Patents. Additionally, the following have been included in the various rankings by area: Trademarks: Luis Baz, Carlos Morán, Enrique Armijo, and Ana Donate. Patents: Enrique Armijo, Ruth Sánchez, Colm Ahern, Pedro Saturio, and Alba Mª López. Copyright: Mabel Klimt, Enrique Armijo, Carlos Morán, Alba Mª López, and Inés de Casas. This recognition highlights the strength of ELZABURU's team and its multidisciplinary approach to advising on industrial and intellectual property, as well as its ability to support companies in the protection, defense, and strategic exploitation of their intangible assets.

Madrid, March 19, 2026 – ELZABURU, a firm specializing in industrial and intellectual property, has been ranked in Band 1 in the “Patent & Trademark Agents” category of the prestigious British directory Chambers & Partners Europe. This category, created in 2021 to specifically analyze intellectual property agencies, provides benchmark information on the highest-rated lawyers and law firms whose legal services can be contracted in Spain. Elzaburu is the only Spanish firm to be ranked in Band 1 in this category. Elzaburu is also listed in the Spain: Intellectual Property category of Chambers Global, where three of its professionals have been recognized: Mabel Klimt in Copyright, and Enrique Armijo and Luis Baz in Trademarks. Furthermore, Elzaburu has been listed in the directory for 27 consecutive years since its founding in 1989, thus consolidating its position as a leading firm in industrial and intellectual property. These awards are the result of Elzaburu's commitment to excellence and innovation in Industrial and Intellectual Property. Elzaburu maintains an active litigation practice, which it complements with its renowned expertise in patent and trademark prosecution and management. Chambers & Partners is headquartered in London and publishes rankings and lists of legal entities and professionals. It employs over 200 editors in London, who conduct research and interviews in more than 20 languages ​​and publishes its rankings in over 185 jurisdictions.

The Association for the Defense of the Brand (ANDEMA) held the IV ANDEMA Javier Navarro Journalism Awards ceremony in Madrid, a recognition that distinguishes the best journalistic works dedicated to the protection of the brand, the fight against counterfeiting and the defense of industrial property. The event took place at the Banco Sabadell Auditorium and this edition saw a record participation with 54 works submitted, from national and regional media in paper, digital, radio and television formats. In addition, the competition has incorporated two new categories, thus expanding recognition to different formats and channels of dissemination. The award-winning works The jury has recognized the following works in each of the categories of the contest: First prizes Category “Legal media and supplements”: Alejandro Galisteo Domingo for “A network of informers and lawyers: this is how CrossFit pursues gyms that use its brand without permission”, published in El Confidencial. Category “Economic and general media”: David López Frías for “The route of counterfeits: from a hideout in Bangladesh to the seafront of your town”, published in El Periódico. Category “Audiovisual Media”: Beatriz Ramos Puente for “The sale of counterfeit products on the Internet”, broadcast on Onda Cero. Category “Regional Media”: Fernando Morales Rodríguez and Álex Sánchez for “Sports counterfeiting, a million-dollar business without a fixed port”, published in Vocento. Finalists Category “Legal Media and Supplements”: Patricia Esteban López for “TikTok, 'brainrot' and registered trademarks: the legal odyssey of a successful phenomenon without a recognized author”, published in Cinco Días. Category “Economic and general media”: Carlos Segovia Fernández for “The invasion: China now has more registered trademarks than Spain in the European Union for the first time and submits more applications than Germany”, published in El Mundo. Category “Audiovisual Media”:Investigation Team for “The Perfume”, broadcast on laSexta. Category “Regional Media”: Francisco Iván Gómez for “More than 132.031 products seized and more than 200 investigated and arrested”, published in Grupo Joly. Our congratulations to all the winners and finalists of this edition. For Elzaburu, it is also a source of satisfaction to see how two of the works recognized in the competition have involved the participation of professionals from the firm, who have contributed their legal analysis to contextualize some of the issues addressed in the reports. In the award-winning article “A network of snitches and lawyers: this is how CrossFit pursues gyms that use its brand without permission,” Carlos Morán, Partner in the Legal area of ​​Elzaburu, analyzed the increase in cases of misuse of the CrossFit brand and explained the legal strategies used to protect a registered trademark against these unauthorized uses. Likewise, the finalist article “TikTok, 'brainrot' and trademarks: the legal odyssey of a successful phenomenon without a recognized author”, incorporated the vision of Enrique Jacobo, Junior Associate of the firm's Trademarks area, who provided clarity on some of the legal issues that arose around the Brainrot phenomenon, such as the identification of the author of a creation, the ownership of rights or the possible conflicts arising from the use of elements of third parties. Elzaburu and its commitment to the dissemination of information on industrial property. At Elzaburu, we continue to collaborate with media outlets and entities in the sector to promote the dissemination and specialized analysis of issues related to industrial and intellectual property, contributing to a better understanding of the strategic value of intangible assets for companies, creators and institutions. This type of initiative also helps to highlight the importance of these rights in areas such as innovation, the digital economy, and the fight against counterfeiting.

Mabel Klimt, managing partner of Elzaburu, has been included among the 100 most influential women in the Spanish legal sector in the Magas ranking published by El Español. This ranking, compiled to mark International Women's Day, recognizes professionals each year who are contributing to transforming the legal sector and paving the way for new generations of lawyers. In the words of El Español: "She demonstrates how specialization and innovative firm management can go hand in hand with a forward-looking vision for the legal sector." This recognition has also been acknowledged by Todojuristas, which has included Mabel Klimt among the 100 leading women in the legal sector for the fourth consecutive year, an initiative that annually highlights professionals who drive change and challenge traditional paradigms in the legal profession. Leadership and transformation in the legal sector: At Elzaburu, Mabel Klimt has spearheaded a strategy based on specialization, innovation, and the firm's international expansion. Her career also places her among the few women holding top management positions in law firms in Spain, contributing to strengthening the presence of female leadership in the legal sector. This recognition highlights not only her professional career but also her ability to promote management and talent development models aligned with the new challenges of the legal sector. ELZABURU's Commitment to Equality: Mabel Klimt's inclusion in these rankings reflects ELZABURU's commitment to equality, where currently 74% of the staff are women. This commitment is also reflected in the partnership structure, where 30% of the partners are women. In this context, the firm received the Seal of Good Practices in Equality between Women and Men in the Legal Profession last year, awarded by the Madrid Bar Association, which recognizes organizations committed to promoting effective equality in the legal field. In the words of Mabel Klimt: “It is an honor to be part of this ranking and to share recognition with so many professionals who are contributing to driving change in the legal profession.”

Madrid, February 24, 2026.- The Board of Professional Partners has agreed to appoint Jesús Gómez Montero as Honorary Partner of Elzaburu in recognition of his outstanding professional career in the field of industrial and intellectual property and his close association with the firm for more than twenty-four years. Jesus has a degree in Law from the University of Santiago de Compostela. In 1980 he joined the body of lawyers of the Industrial Property Registry —now the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office (OEPM)— where he actively participated in the legislative process that adapted Spanish industrial property regulations to European standards. During his tenure, he contributed to key initiatives such as the Patents Act of 1986, the Trademarks Act of 1988, and the Semiconductor Products Legal Protection Act of 1988. He also participated in working groups in the European Union, the European Patent Office (EPO) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), including processes such as the Trademark Directive, the Community Trademark Regulation, the reform of the Munich Convention on the European Patent or the Protocol to the Madrid Agreement. As a WIPO expert, he also collaborated on projects to modernize industrial property offices in various Latin American countries. In 1995 he joined ELZABURU, where he was appointed partner in 1996, and carried out his activity until 2019. His main activity was in the area of ​​Brands, managing strategic portfolios of national and international companies such as Almirall, Mirto, Mapfre, Banco Santander, Campofrío, Artiach, 3M, Audi, Nabisco, as well as institutions such as the Royal House. Within the firm he also held the position of Head of the Foreign Area, maintaining a constant relationship with colleagues from all over the world and actively participating in international conferences. At the same time, he developed an intense academic and training career. Between 1981 and 2017 he was Professor of Advertising Law at the Faculty of Information Sciences of the Complutense University of Madrid. At ELZABURU, he chaired the Training Committee and was part of the Editorial Committee, promoting the continuous training of professionals and coordinating the firm's participation in international legal publications. In addition to being an active member of professional associations such as AIPPI, ASIPI, INTA and ECTA. He is currently a member of the Academic Committee of the Ibero-American Journal of Intellectual Property, is registered with the Madrid Bar Association as a non-practicing lawyer, and serves as secretary of Galician Jurists in Madrid (IURISGAMA). According to Alfonso Diez de Rivera, “Jesús Gómez Montero is a national and international benchmark in the field of industrial and intellectual property. Throughout his career, he has witnessed and played a leading role in many of the key decisions that have shaped the current regulatory framework and legal ecosystem that governs our activity.” Mabel Klimt: “Jesús has contributed his experience, his rigor and his professional know-how to make Elzaburu one of the leading European firms in the protection of intangible assets. His extraordinary commitment, generosity, and knowledge have left an indelible mark on the firm. It is a true honor for us to have him as an honorary member and to continue having the privilege of receiving his advice and support in this new stage.”