Marta joined Pérez-Llorca in February 2026 and has a strong track record in academic and corporate settings in Germany, Italy, Belgium and Spain. She has extensive knowledge of the regulatory aspects of the data economy and a strategic understanding of the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on digital business models, which she has developed through her work as a legal adviser and through her research and teaching in the international academic sphere.

Studies:

• 2025 PhD, Technical University of Munich. Thesis: “Business-to-Business Data Sharing for Artificial Intelligence Development”.
• 2024 Master’s Degree in Legal Practice, Universidad a Distancia de Madrid y Centro de Estudios Financieros
• 2020 LL.M. in Internet Technology Law, Universitá Bocconi
• 2019 Master’s degree in Intellectual Property, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
• 2018 Degree in Law, Universidad de Salamanca
• 2018 Erasmus Scholarship, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

She speaks Spanish and English. She also speaks Italian and German.

Experience

Marta specialises in intellectual property as it relates to technological and digital environments, AI regulation, data protection and data governance. She is a member of the Intellectual Property and Technology practice area, where she advises companies across various sectors on managing the regulatory impact of technology and AI on their business models, protecting their intangible assets, and ensuring compliance with data regulations.

In the field of intellectual property, her advice covers the legal protection of AI systems and models, including issues of authorship and ownership of works generated with the assistance of AI, the compatibility between open-source licences and intellectual property rights, as well as the negotiation and drafting of licence agreements, copyright assignment agreements and software development contracts.

In the field of data protection and AI regulation, she combines a thorough understanding of the relevant European legislation with a practical approach to risk identification and management. Her expertise in this field also includes a thorough understanding of the frameworks governing data sharing and monetisation.

Academic and publishing collaborations

Marta regularly contributes to publications in fields including intellectual property, data protection and AI law:

• Business-to-Business Data Sharing for Artificial Intelligence Development (Nomos, 82 Schriften zum Daten-, Informations und Medienrecht, 2025).
• Co-author: Authorless AI-assisted productions: Recent developments affecting their protection in the European Union (2023), 14(1) Journal of Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Electronic Commerce Law 84–94.
• Co-author: Open sourcing AI: intellectual property at the service of platform leadership (2022) 13(3) Journal of Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Electronic Commerce Law 224–246.
• Co-author: The real role of AI in patent law debates (2022) 30(1) International Journal of Law and Information Technology 23–46.
• Las obras creadas por Inteligencia Artificial, un nuevo reto para la propiedad intelectual (2020) 64 Revista de propiedad intelectual 13-67.

Professional organisations

The Madrid Bar Association (ICAM)

Awards and Recognition

• First Prize in Intellectual Property, awarded by the Master’s Degree in Intellectual Property and New Technologies at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, for her thesis entitled “Las obras creadas por inteligencia artificial, un nuevo reto para la propiedad intelectual”.
• Special Award for the best academic record on the Master’s Degree in Intellectual Property, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (2019–2020).