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Spain Drives a Global Mechanism for Countries to Swap Debt for Development

What if debt relief could also build schools, hospitals and expand access to electricity? That is the premise behind debt-for-development

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The Five Insolvency Challenges Europe Requires to Be Resolved Before 2029

Directive (EU) 2026/799 marks a new step in the evolution of Europe’s insolvency framework, requiring Member States to adapt key

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European Insolvency: Less Fragmentation, Greater Predictability

The adoption of Directive (EU) 2026/799 marks another significant step in the evolution of the European insolvency framework and will

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Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Against States: The Blasket Case, Spain and the Limits of Sovereign Immunity

The enforcement of arbitral awards against States has once again become a focal point of international legal debate following the

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Paloma Crespo has been awarded the ICAM 2026 Legal Innovation Award

Paloma Crespo, an associate in our Criminal Law practice, has been awarded the ICAM 2026 Legal Innovation Award in the

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Forging a Chillida is not plagiarism: the ruling putting artists and heirs on alert

Authenticity, artistic creation, and the boundaries between inspiration, copying and forgery are once again at the centre of legal and

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AI and the cost of legal uncertainty in copyright

In the context of World Intellectual Property Day, the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright is once again at the

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Europe sets a new framework for insolvency

The European Union takes a decisive step towards the harmonisation of insolvency law with Directive (EU) 2026/799, introducing a new

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Who is held accountable for the offense of disloyal management?

Directors’ liability is once again at the forefront of legal debate, particularly in its intersection with criminal law. The increasing

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