The Use of Illegal Software and Serious Consequences for Companies.
Software. The term software is of English origin and has been defined by the RAE as the set of programs, instructions, and... Read More
Draft Bill on Sexual Freedom.
Introduction. Draft Bill on Sexual Freedom. The draft Organic Law amending the Criminal Code for the protection of the sexual freedom of... Read More
Temporary Layoff Scheme (ERTE). Benefits for Workers.
Workers affected by a Temporary Employment Regulation File, or more commonly known by its acronym ERTE, are entitled to their corresponding unemployment... Read More
Constitutional Court: Compensation in the event of acquittal or dismissal of a person in pretrial detention. Art. 294.1 LOPJ
The Constitutional Court has upheld by majority the internal question of unconstitutionality regarding sections of Art. 294.1 LOPJ, incorporating the doctrine established... Read More
Secrecy of Proceedings and Secret Proceedings. Two Distinct Concepts.
It is rare to have a week in which we do not learn through the media of some news containing the expression... Read More
Conciliation: Juvenile Criminal Law.
Conciliation: What is it? Conciliation is the act and consequence of reconciling. It refers to the action of enabling opposing parties to... Read More
Bullying. Protocol.
Bullying: Definition and Characteristics. Bullying is defined by regulations as psychological, verbal, or physical abuse toward a student by one or more... Read More
Success Stories. Acquittal of the offence of unlawful occupation (squatting) against UNICAJA.
Acquittal for the offence of unlawful occupation against UNICAJA. Financial institutions, through the media, convey to the public a change in awareness... Read More
Paternity Leave
Paternity leave is extended to five weeks. Paternity leave is extended from four to five weeks, benefiting fathers of children born as... Read More
Posting a Minor’s Photo on Social Media
Posting a Minor’s Photo on Facebook Requires the Consent of Both Parents Right to One’s Own Image and Minors. The right to... Read More








