Redundancies in Spain in times of crisis: economic and productive reasons
The Spanish Code of Labour Law (Estatuto de los Trabajadores) sets out a particular type of redundancy known as redundancy based on objective reasons. There are several reasons for which …
Spanish Insolvency Law: the responsibility of directors in a situation of insolvency
Spain’s Insolvency Law safeguards creditors in instances of director misconduct or negligence during company insolvency, ensuring confidence in the legal framework’s protection for creditors.
The new Capital Company Law in Spain
On July 2nd, the Council of Ministers approved the Redrafted Text for the Law of Capital Companies (Royal Legislative Decree 1/2010). Effective from September 1, 2010, it unifies regulations for various company types, addressing organizational issues and imperfections.
How to start an SME in Spain
Establishing a business in Spain demands understanding not only the local legal system and traditions but also compliance with European directives and international conventions. This intricate legal landscape necessitates a comprehensive assessment of how both Spanish and international laws impact the initiation of a new business venture by an optimistic foreign entrepreneur.
Spanish law against late payments in commercial transactions
The Law establishing measures to fight against late payments in commercial transactions (3/2004 Law of December 29th) represents the culmination of a legislative process developed to adapt the Spanish legislation to …
Guidelines and tips to follow in an insolvency proceeding in Spain
This article delves into crucial aspects of insolvency and debt collection proceedings in Spain. It highlights the practical challenges faced by economic actors, emphasizing the decision-making process between liquidation and reaching agreements with creditors, which can be influenced by the type of creditor involved. The article also briefly touches on the limited effectiveness of insolvency proceedings in family debt cases.
Reform 3/2009 to the Spanish Insolvency Law
In Spain, the Insolvency Law 22/2003 underwent recent reform with Royal Decree Law 3/2009 (March 27), responding to the global economic crisis. Originally enacted during economic prosperity, the law’s deficiencies over six years prompted modifications in the reform.
Steps when buying a property in Spain
The great variety of landscapes, excellent weather conditions, captivating history, delicious gastronomic offer and enthusiastic inhabits push more and more foreign citizens to not only spend their summer but furthermore buying a property in Spain. It is always advisable to rely on experienced Spanish lawyers to guarantee the success of the purchase.
International Purchases. The questions of which law applies?
In international transactions, a common concern is determining the applicable law for a sales contract involving parties from different countries. Unfortunately, many international agreements lack a crucial element known as a choice of law provision. The absence of this clause can lead to unforeseen complications, particularly in the realm of debt collection, causing challenges for both parties.
The regulation in defence of competition in Spain
Spain’s competition defense is governed by Law 15/2007, enacted on July 3, which revamped the system and created the National Commission of Competition. Effective from September 1, 2007, the law emphasizes procedural aspects, especially the Clemency Program, providing exemption and fine reduction for companies collaborating against cartels.
