For almost four years, mandatory electronic invoicing between businesses and professionals was an obligation without a date. The law existed, the implementing regulation followed,…
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From 3 April 2025, pre-litigation negotiation ceased to be a mere professional courtesy between lawyers and began to carry direct financial consequences in legal proceedings. The …
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You file your claim, you await the order of admission, and what arrives instead is a ruling rejecting it for failure to demonstrate prior use of an appropriate dispute resolution…
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Renting commercial premises is, almost always, the physical foundation of an entire business. When a lease comes under strain, what is at stake goes far beyond a monthly rent…
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From 5 October 2026, every company must provide each employee with a written statement of the essential elements of their contract and principal working conditions before the…
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An unpaid invoice, a rent that stops coming in, a loan that is never repaid. Debts arise from all kinds of situations, but in Spain they are all pursued through the same process:…
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You lent money to a friend, a family member, or a shareholder. Nothing was signed, because at the time no one thought it would be necessary. Now the money has not come back, and…
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Barcelona has 14 public holidays in 2027: the 12 set by the Catalan Government for the whole of Catalonia and the city's 2 local holidays. Three of them fall on a Saturday, and…
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Collaborations, Legal Exchanges and International Advisory Services: Success Stories We share success stories and international exchanges between lawyers and firms within the…
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For a Spanish company, hiring international remote talent is no longer simply a matter of "global recruiting", it is a question of operational legal structure. The right decision…
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A technology company can launch an AI tool on the Spanish market and then find itself unable to answer basic questions: what role it holds under the AI Act, whether its system is…
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A company can spend months developing an application, a SaaS platform or an internal tool, only to discover too late that ownership of the code has never been documented. The…
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Not every organisational change constitutes a substantial modification. However, when a measure materially alters working hours, schedules, shift arrangements, remuneration…
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The question almost always follows the same pattern. The company changes roles, client portfolios, markets or targets. The fixed salary stays the same. But the commission, bonus…
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We believe our clients and readers should understand what we do well, and in this case, we explain how we helped a company in the automotive sector, facing financial difficulties,…
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If your company uses ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot to draft emails, summarise contracts or prepare internal analyses, and by now, almost all companies do, even if management…
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We highlighted in our post on clauses limiting compensation and absorption in collective bargaining agreements that it is possible for a collective bargaining agreement to limit…
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We are seeing a proliferation of safeguard clauses within the sectors governed by a collective bargaining agreement aimed at increasing salaries. In other words, the parties…
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Collaborations, International Legal Exchanges and Advisory Work: Success Stories We share some success stories and international exchanges involving lawyers and firms within the…
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Unpaid invoices rarely appear out of nowhere. There are almost always warning signs beforehand.
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At the beginning of 2026, the European Commission adopted a decision which may seem purely technical but which actually has very practical implications for many businesses: Brazil…
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Buying a law firm, an advisory firm, or an accountancy practice is not simply a matter of acquiring a client portfolio. In many cases, it also means taking on the staff who work…
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Year after year, professional advisory firms and law firms in Spain are sold or merged into larger firms that are concentrating market share and which, moreover, have teams …
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$133B More than $133 billion was collected by the U.S. government in tariffs under IEEPA, declared illegal by the Supreme Court. Companies that paid them are entitled to recover…
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In today’s digital world, our personal data circulates everywhere; through forms, newsletters, social media platforms, online shops… Yet few people realise that, under theGeneral…
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India Activates the 4 Labour Codes: What This Means for Employment Contracts, Payroll and Workers' Rights Our employment lawyer Manan Agarwal, from www.krayman.com reports on the…
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The Pakistani consulate in Barcelona was packed with people queuing to obtain proof of their clean criminal record in their home country. In recent days, the Spanish Government…
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Collaborations, legal exchanges and international consultancy: success stories We explain success stories and international exchanges between lawyers and law firms of Aliant…
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The technology sector is one of the fastest growing in Spain, but also one of the sectors that generates the most labor disputes when an inspection or a workers' complaint…
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You're a shareholder in a Spanish company. The company has been making profits for years, but the shareholders’ meeting never agrees to distribute dividends. Instead of receiving…
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