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Intellectual Property BlogThe Spanish Supreme Court has brought to an end the trademark dispute between the two branches of the Italian Roncato family, a leading name in the luggage sector. The companies, Valigeria Roncato and Baulificio Italiano, will continue to use the…
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Hospitality & Leisure Law BlogBecause of rotating shifts, seasonality, and peripheral or island locations, the hotel sector is one of the major “silent” recipients of the new Law 9/2025.
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Tax BlogThe court states that courts of last instance must give adequate reasons for their decision not to refer a question for a preliminary ruling, even in the absence of an express request from the parties.
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Newsletter de TributarioIn this newsletter we provide a regular roundup of the main new developments in tax law (legislation, judgments, decisions by the economic-administrative tribunals and resolutions by the Directorate-General of Taxes, among others) in Spain.
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The Supreme Court issues a landmark ruling laying down case law in relation to the GDPR: a mere request for personal data constitutes data ‘processing’ for the purposes of the GDPR. The judgment stems from a cassation appeal brought by the AEPD,…
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Labor & Employment BlogLaw 9/2025 requires mobility plans to be negotiated with workers’ representatives. With the deadline ending in December 2026, many companies are already receiving applications to start negotiations. In this post we offer keys to the new legal…
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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has specified the scope of Article 8.1 of the Brussels I Bis Regulation in actions for damages for infringements of competition law with multiple defendants. The judgment clarifies that the anchor…
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Hospitality & Leisure Law BlogIn sectors where the customer experience is built on dozens of micro-interactions, the quality of customer service can make all the difference. Law 10/2025 establishes, for the first time in Spain, a comprehensive framework for how companies must…
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On 1 May 2026, Mexico reformed its labour legislation to gradually reduce the standard working week to 40 hours, redefine overtime rules and mandate electronic recording of working time, with a direct impact on companies’ workforce organisation and…
This publication addresses the legal framework governing the acquisition of real estate by foreign persons in Mexico’s restricted zones—borders and coasts—explains the two main structuring alternatives (bank trust and Mexican special purpose vehicle…
Following the repeal of the two previous royal decree-laws, the government pushes forward with tax measures aimed at lowering energy costs and other personal income and corporate income tax measures relating, among others, to the use of energy from…
Data protection rules have evolved at a particularly vigorous pace over recent years in Peru, fueled by a strengthened regulatory framework (driven by the entry into force of the new Regulations for the Data Protection Law) and increasingly active…
