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“Filial Love” accepted as a “highly qualified” mitigating circumstance in the crime of promoting, favoring or facilitating illegal transplantation of foreign human organs
El “Amor Filial” acogido como circunstancia atenuante “muy cualificada” en el delito de promoción, favorecimiento o facilitación de trasplante ilegal de órganos
Rebus sic stantibus clause to the work execution contract
Application of the rebus sic stantibus clause to the work execution contract due to the increase in the price of raw materials
Are companies obliged to have a company canteen, and what would be the consequences of its elimination?
Labor dynamics are constantly changing and evolving; companies are constantly seeking to improve and adjust their operations to be more efficient and
Recent Supreme Court case law on the partner’s right to withdraw from the partnership
The time at which the separation of the partner after the exercise of his right of separation becomes effective was the subject of debate
Whistleblowing Directive
Whistleblowing Directive and the Regulatory Act for the Protection of Persons Reporting Regulatory Violations “Whistleblowing”, also known as whistleblowing, is a mechanism
Termination due to corporate default
Unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly common for the employer to fail to comply with one of its main obligations, namely the timely
An individual obtains the exoneration of more than 50,000 € of debt derived from gambling problems.
Case Study An individual obtains the exoneration of more than 50,000 € of debt derived from gambling problems. Recently, a Court of