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Garrigues DigitalThe growing digitalisation of taxpayers' personal and professional activity raises new challenges for the protection of privacy and calls for the recognition and regulation of a genuine “protected digital domicile”, distinct from the physical…
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Royal Decree-Law 20/2026 grants workers affected by wildfires the right to suspend their employment contracts and receive a special benefit for situations of extreme emergency. It also extends paid leave in the event of death caused by wildfires to…
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Hospitality & Leisure Law BlogThe new regulations governing “private special economic zones” (zonas económicas especiales privadas or ZEEP) pave the way for a privately managed investment model featuring tax and customs incentives in Peru. We analyze the implications for the…
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Newsletter LaboralCompilation of the most relevant legal developments in the field of labor law in Spain.
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The Comprehensive Response Plan to the Middle East Crisis provides that companies receiving the direct aid established under Royal Decree-Law 18/2026 may not carry out objective dismissals until September 30, 2026, and that failure to implement a…
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The measures approved by the Chilean Congress contemplate significant changes aimed at boosting investment and economic growth, including tax reductions, new tax credits, and incentives to attract capital to the country.
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Garrigues Sustainable NewsletterIn this newsletter we compile the most relevant legal news on ESG matters in Spain, published by Garrigues and G-advisory.
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Litigation and Arbitration InsightsESG litigation is a reality in the international legal landscape. It exposes companies to significant economic and reputational risks, which should be anticipated through prevention and compliance, not only to reduce the likelihood of claims, but…
Publications
The program aims to boost national capabilities in exploration, processing, energy storage and battery manufacturing, although its execution will largely depend on the approval of new regulatory developments and the availability of public resources.
In a novel judgment, the Supreme Court rejects that, under the former consolidated text of the Corporate Income Tax Act (TRLIS) preceding the current tax law, the deferral inherent in the neutrality regime could be rejected on the basis that the…
The Supreme Court declares that the control of legality for collective agreements falls outside the powers attributed to it by law.
The new European regulation published in the OJEU will require many organizations to revisit their artificial intelligence (AI) compliance plans. While it introduces simplification measures and extends certain transition periods, it also modifies…
