The European Union takes a decisive step towards the harmonisation of insolvency law with Directive (EU) 2026/799, introducing a new framework for managing corporate distress
Directors’ liability is once again at the forefront of legal debate, particularly in its intersection with criminal law. The increasing expectations surrounding standards of care
Extended collective licences return to the centre of legal debate in the context of artificial intelligence and the large-scale use of protected content for the
Personal insolvency proceedings have become a key pillar of the Spanish insolvency framework following the 2022 reform, particularly in connection with the second chance mechanism.
Tax compliance has emerged as a particularly relevant mechanism in the relationship between tax authorities and taxpayers, especially in scenarios characterised by sanctioning pressure and
External debt, largely originating from bilateral loans intended to finance productive and social development, may become a structural constraint on economic growth when external shocks
Paloma Crespo, associate at Kepler-Karst Law Firm, publishes at El Derecho an article about the cassation appealability of orders declaring provisional dismissal—an issue of particular
The €33 billion in ICO-backed loans expiring in 2028 have become one of the main challenges for corporate restructurings in Spain. The inability to extend these maturities
Banksy has once again sparked discomfort with his work — only this time, he chose the wall of the High Court of Justice in London.
The recent theft of the jewels of Napoleon III and Empress Eugénie de Montijo from the Louvre has once again highlighted the significant legal risks
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