BGI LAW professionals, given their extensive experience and high specialization, collaborate with several Business Schools and Universities, teaching classes in various disciplines.
Teaching Activity
This activity is considered fundamental for the Firm, since it not only contributes to consolidate our national and international presence, but also allows us to get in touch with young professionals who end up joining our firms.
Among the most recent collaborations is the one with Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, where our international BGI network was used as a case study in the workshop on Selling Strategies that took place in Sao Paulo, as part of their MBA program. In addition, several of the firm’s lawyers regularly teach classes in various disciplines at the Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economía (ISDE) in Madrid. Among them, we teach the practical cases in the Master of Private International Law.
This is in addition to the training provided by BGI LAW. Every year, various seminars and working breakfasts are held for professionals. These include the working breakfasts on the latest tax and labor reforms, which were held in 2012 and were very well received by real estate professionals.
Who we are
BGI LAW, formerly Balms Abogados, was founded in 1989, backed by more than 30 years of experience from its founding partners, Juan Luis Balmaseda de Ahumada y Díez and Julio Aguado Arrabé.
Organization
Our aim is to provide solutions to the different needs of our customers. To this end, we maintain a relationship of trust with our clients, which allows us to advise them in the most effective way possible.
Teaching activity
BGI LAW professionals, given their extensive experience and high specialization, collaborate with several Business Schools and Universities, teaching classes in various disciplines.
Corporate Social Responsibility
At BGI we are sensitive and careful. This has led to the creation of the BGI Foundation for Children, a non-profit foundation, with which we promote the protection of children’s rights.