In order to strengthen control and revenue collection, and to encourage more efficient and sustainable logistics models, the EUR 150 customs duty exemption is set to be abolished from mid-2028, with a transitional EUR 3 customs duty to be introduced…

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court recognizes that competition authorities are entitled to set up, in their sanctioning decisions, the duration and scope of the debarment from contracting with the public sector, thereby confirming the recent…

In this newsletter, we offer the latest updates on everything related to the data economy, privacy, and cybersecurity. We cover the most recent rulings from relevant authorities and agencies, key court decisions, and the most important news in this…

The recent ruling on the domain name “mezquitadecordoba.org” confirms a key idea for any business: a domain name – no matter how old – does not prevail over a registered trademark. The decision highlights the importance of having a solid strategy in…

Due to its nature of paid leave, the use of trade union credit requires prior notice and justification, even if it is generic (for example: assembly, meeting, training, congress, etc.), so as not to infringe on freedom of association.

The debate regarding reservation of rights (opt-out) for AI training has shifted from principles to infrastructure. The German decision in the LAION case rekindles the key issue: how to turn ‘machine-readable’ into a ‘machine-actionable’ mechanism…

The new General Tourism Law of Peru approved various tax incentives for the tourism sector with the aim of promoting and regulating the sustainable and competitive development of tourism activity. Among them, the most notable are the significant…