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Labor & Employment BlogExtreme weather events are no longer exceptional: heat waves, torrential rains and storms erupt more frequently, forcing companies to rethink their work organization. This post analyses how action protocols in the face of climatic contingencies are…
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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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Intellectual Property BlogA combination of regulatory developments and recent judicial criteria have opened different avenues to adjust the duration of exclusivity periods.
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The CJEU judgment in Idziski clarifies the criteria for jurisdiction in defamation cases involving dissemination across multiple Member States. The ruling distinguishes between content broadcast on television and on the internet, confirms the…
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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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Tax BlogIn recent years, the courts have issued numerous and important resolutions and judgments that we review below, which have been shaping an abundant doctrine on the concepts of center of economic interests, center of vital interests or sporadic…
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Garrigues DigitalThe emergence of synthetic content has reignited the debate over whether traditional legal mechanisms are sufficient to protect the right to honor. This right is now facing unprecedented challenges that strain the established standards by which it…
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Labor & Employment BlogWithout prior consent of the company, the Labor and Social Security Inspectorate (L&SSI) needs judicial authorization to access the registered office and the workplace located therein when there is no appreciable physical separation between the…
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The new regulation governing the determination and payment of the non-expiration guarantee fee for national water rights redefines how to prevent the expiration of water rights, with clearer deadlines, digitized procedures and a reset of payment and…
On June 12th, 2026, the International Labour Conference, at its 114th session held in Geneva, adopted the Convention on Decent Work in the Platform Economy (Convention 193), an unprecedented normative instrument that seeks to guarantee decent…
Mexico’s Ministry of Energy (SENER) has issued new regulations aimed at facilitating the voluntary migration of self-supply (autoabastecimiento) and cogeneration permits originally granted under the former Public Electricity Service Law (LSPEE),…
A new agreement in Mexico streamlines the registration of specialized services by reducing requirements for small businesses and introducing faster resolution times. This reform aims to ease administrative burdens and accelerate key procedures…
