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The law on rural leases explained

The law on rural leases explained

The Ley de Arrendamientos Rústicos has many particularities and differences with the Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos. In fact, it is not a mere whim that the...

24 June 2021
In Dubio Pro Reo and presumption of innocence
Criminal Law

In Dubio Pro Reo and presumption of innocence

There is a legal principle that states that in the event that the evidence analysed is insufficient to prove the guilt of an accused person for a criminal...

21 May 2021
Express Competition
Commercial law

Express Competition

Ordinary insolvency proceedings are the judicial procedure to which companies and individuals who are insolvent and unable to pay their creditors must resort...

16 April 2021
Minutes of a lawyer

How a lawyer's fees are calculated

Calculation of a lawyer's fees This is a question that many clients and professionals ask us about. Lawyers' fees are free and must be agreed by mutual...

23 February 2021
unmarried or married couple
Family Law

Pros and cons between cohabitation and marriage

Marriage or domestic partnership? This is, without a doubt, the main question on the minds of many Spaniards when it comes to making their relationship official...

20 February 2021
Arrangement with creditors
Commercial law

What is an arrangement with creditors?

Insolvency proceedings are a legal concept that became particularly famous during the economic crisis of 2008, which also affected several years later. However...

18 January 2021
Equality Plans in Companies
Labour Law

Equality Plans in Companies

On 14 January 2021, Royal Decree 901/2020, of 13 October, which regulates equality plans and their registration, came into force. All companies, regardless of...

15 January 2021
Profitability of Severance Pay
Family Law

Profitability of Severance Pay

According to a recent judgement handed down by the Provincial Court of Lugo, the severance payment received for dismissal is a community property even if it is...

7 January 2021
News on the rental law
Civil law

News on the rental law

The Minister for Transport, Mobility and the Urban Agenda, José Luis Ábalos, has announced the Executive's intention to regulate in a future Housing Law at...

28 December 2020
substantial modification of working conditions aldesa
Labour Law

Affected MSCT Aldesa

Are you an employee of the company Aldesa Construcciones, S.A.? Have you been affected by the substantial modification of the agreed working conditions? From...

4 December 2020
Rights during a state of alarm - curfew

Rights during a state of alarm - curfew

During the state of alarm decreed during the pandemic, different measures were taken that affected civil rights. With the second wave, these measures have been...

30 November 2020
FOGASA, Wage Guarantee Fund
Labour Law

Modification of applications to Fogasa

On 11 November 2020, the General Secretariat of the Wage Guarantee Fund agreed to modify the application form for benefits established in article 33 of the...

27 November 2020
Commercial law

Insolvency proceedings. Succession of companies

The new Insolvency Act establishes certain obligations of the acquirer of a company, and in this way 224.1.3 of the TRLC only declares the liability of the...

13 November 2020
Occupational health and safety
Labour Law

Occupational health and safety during Covid-19

Since March 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has called on all governments of the world to address an imminent pandemic caused by the rapidly spreading...

19 October 2020
employment lawyers
Labour Law

Success of the Employment Lawyers Team

Our Law Firm in Madrid and in particular our team of Employment Lawyers has obtained an important success in the defence of a Director of an important...

17 September 2020
telework disconnection rights
Internet

The right to disconnect

Social isolation as a measure to combat the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic has strongly impacted the daily lives of millions of people around the world...

17 September 2020
school absenteeism in the coronavirus
Family Law

Absenteeism in the Coronavirus

The prosecutor's office clarifies what is meant by truancy in relation to the Coronavirus situation.

9 September 2020
Video call with a lawyer
Law Firm

Video call with a lawyer Is it possible?

In which cases is it advisable to request a video call to a lawyer and how feasible is it to make an online legal consultation? What steps do I have to follow...

31 August 2020
child maintenance and covid19
Family Law

Can I reduce my maintenance because of Covid?

If you have been paying alimony for a short period of time, it is likely that you have doubts about the changes that the amount of alimony may undergo over time...

14 July 2020
claiming debt through legal channels

Claiming a debt through the courts

Have you tried everything from reasoning with your debtor to sending invoices and payment letters, clearly stating the specific debt owed along with a proposed...

14 July 2020
MEASURES IN RELATION TO ERTES AND COVID 19

MEASURES IN RELATION TO ERTES AND COVID 19

New measures in relation to Ertes, and contract suspensions, adopted by RD 18/20 of 13 May to avoid unemployment a) ERTES FOR FORCE MAJEURE. The most important...

15 May 2020
Housing Leases and Coronavirus, Legal Solutions
Civil law

Housing Leases and Coronavirus, Legal Solutions

Legal measures in relation to the renting of dwellings and the current crisis situation derived from the Covid 19 or Coronavirus. Our Lawyers will help you! The...

8 April 2020
DENIAL OF ERTE. WHAT TO DO? LEGAL ACTION
Labour Law

DENIAL OF ERTE. WHAT TO DO? LEGAL ACTION

Have you submitted an ERE or ERTE due to force majeure? Have you been denied? What to do? In the current crisis situation, it is possible that the company you...

2 April 2020
coronavirus law decree
Labour Law

Labour rights in an ERTE situation

The COVID-19 pandemic is creating a global health emergency. The health crisis is affecting productive activity as well as demand and the well-being of citizens...

24 March 2020
Coronavirus Labour Counselling
Labour Law

Coronavirus Labour Counselling

Coronavirus is affecting thousands of people in Spain at work. The extraordinary measures that are being taken to prevent its contagion and spread are part of a...

20 March 2020
Repudiate or accept an inheritance
Family Law

Repudiate or accept an inheritance

All of us, at some point in our lives, have the right to inherit property. This may come from our parents, siblings or even from children or more distantly...

5 March 2020
Dismissal on objective grounds
Labour Law

Dismissal on objective grounds

Dismissal on objective grounds has become one of the most controversial points of the Labour Reform carried out by the Spanish Government in 2012. In fact, it...

28 February 2020
Forced retirement
Labour Law

Forced retirement

Through the Labour Reform (Law 3/2012, of 6 July), the Executive modified the tenth additional provision of the Workers' Statute with the aim of rendering...

27 January 2020
What is a right of first refusal
Civil law

What is a right of first refusal

The right of first refusal applies in many situations. In fact, it is often included in the articles of association governing the operation of public and...

20 December 2019
Express divorce
Family Law

Express divorce. Everything you need to know

The express divorce has become the formula most used by couples at the moment of breaking the marital union they had, regardless of whether or not children were...

18 November 2019
Non-compliance with visiting arrangements
Family Law

Non-compliance with visiting arrangements

Non-compliance with visiting arrangements is the cause of a large number of lawsuits filed in Spanish courts. In fact, it is a fairly frequent problem and one...

11 November 2019
The family lawyer's most common cases
Family Law

The family lawyer's most common cases

There are many ways in which people define what a family is. The RAE dictionary defines family as a group of related people living together or a set of...

10 September 2019
Provisional Detention
Criminal Law

Provisional Detention

Judges may adopt, always as a preventive measure against the risk of flight or destruction of evidence on the part of the person being prosecuted in a given...

20 August 2019
Domestic partnership
Family Law

What does unmarried partnership entail?

We are all used to hearing about domestic partnerships and, unconsciously, to likening them to marriages. However, there are many differences between the two.

1 August 2019
how to choose a criminal lawyer
Criminal Law

How to choose your criminal law lawyer

Choosing a criminal lawyer can be much more complicated than you might think. In fact, taking into account that you are going to face a process whose sentence...

26 July 2019
Paternity Leave
Family Law

Paternity Leave

The extension of paternity leave in our country has been one of the main demands of the main feminist groups in order to take steps towards real equality...

3 July 2019
The dismissal of the senior manager

The dismissal of the senior manager

Senior managers of companies, as is the case with the rest of the workers in our country, can be dismissed if a series of requirements are met. In this sense...

17 June 2019
Work and service contracts in the construction industry

Contracts for works and services

The works and services contract is one of the most commonly used contracts within the Spanish labour framework. In fact, it is also one of the contracts that...

24 May 2019
crimes of rebellion

7 types of rebellion offences

Rebellion is a concept that, due to the current political situation in Spain, we hear quite often. However, do you know what its exact definition is, and that...

20 May 2019
Asset stripping

What is asset stripping?

Today we would like to talk to you in depth about a crime that affects assets and the socio-economic order. It is typified and regulated in Title XIII of the...

3 May 2019
Prevarication offence

What is the crime of prevarication?

Surely, on more than one occasion, you have heard about the crime of prevarication on television or in the newspaper. However, it is quite likely that you are...

15 April 2019
desconexion digital derecho abogados madrid
Labour Law

Is digital disconnection a labour right?

Digital disconnection is a concept that, within the digital framework, you have surely heard about recently. For some months now, its inclusion in the new...

11 February 2019
Unemployment benefit
Labour Law

In which cases can I claim unemployment benefit?

We are all subject, at some point in time, to losing our status as workers, either through dismissal, voluntary redundancy or termination of our contract. This...

10 January 2019
Types of wills
Family Law

Types of wills in Spain

There comes a time when everyone thinks about making a will. This generally responds to the need to leave everything well tied up for the moment when we pass...

4 October 2018
Widows' rights
Family Law

What are the rights of widows and widowers?

When a person dies, he or she leaves behind a deep sentimental imprint and, in many cases, a financially unprotected partner. The break-up of the family unit...

27 September 2018
New GDPR law
Internet

New GDPR law, Procedure for the use of data

I am sure that, during last May and June and even now, you are still receiving notifications from your bank, from the companies whose newsletter you subscribed...

5 September 2018

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