Alicante’s Glorious College of Lawyers, ICALI, celebrated the final oath of new lawyers for the year 2022 with a formal ceremony held on the preceding Friday. The event was presided over by ICALI Vice Dean Ignacio Gally Munoz, who led the proceedings and formally established the new members joining ICALI for the year. Seventeen new members were welcomed into the association during the oath, marking a significant milestone for both the individuals and the Alicante legal community.
Among the participants in this landmark moment were Guillermo Rico Barbera, a representative from Alicante’s Glorious Lawyers Association ICOPAL, along with Jose Lobregad Espuch, the delegate from Villena; Alvaro Campos Jimenez, ICALI secretary; and Cristina Sirvent Alonso, who serves as president of the Alicante Young Lawyers Association. The presence of these leaders underscored the collaborative spirit of Alicante’s legal circles and the shared commitment to professional ethics and ongoing education within the region.
A moment of the swearing ceremony captured a formal step in the path to professional practice. The event highlighted the sense of responsibility and the professional standards that new lawyers are expected to uphold as they begin their legal careers.
New lawyers who are now part of ICALI include Israel Cadiz Romero; Alvaro Del Barrio Gallardo; David Garcia Sempere; Encarnacion Garcia Escobar; Fernando Gonzales Garcia; Francisco Gonzalvez Bernard; Cristina Weevil Forna; Berta Lillo de la Vega; Francisco Jose Merchan Mas; Sebastian Ospina Ayala; Ines Perez Gayo; Javier Rogelio Ruiz Rey; Rocio Saadeh Gomez; Alejandro Sanchez Matarredona; Juan Francisco Sanchez Otharan; Elena Vidal Ferrero; and Irene Zapater Cabeza. Each of these individuals has completed the required studies and training, affirming their commitment to upholding the standards of the Alicante legal community and to serving clients with integrity and expertise.
Through ceremonies like this, ICALI reinforces the ongoing professional development of lawyers in Alicante and the broader region. By acknowledging new members publicly, the association not only celebrates achievement but also emphasizes the ongoing responsibilities that come with practicing law in a modern, collaborative environment. This event reflects the enduring values of the local legal ecosystem and its dedication to high ethical standards, continuous learning, and public trust. For the individuals involved, the oath marks the beginning of a career that will be guided by seasoned mentors, peer support, and a strong professional network across Alicante and its neighboring communities. The ceremony serves as a reminder that becoming a lawyer is not only a personal milestone but also a pledge to contribute to the fair and effective administration of justice in the region. Attribution ICALI and affiliated organizations acknowledge the significance of this transition for the new practitioners and the community at large.