The new Royal Decree-Law 28/2018, of 28 December, determines the inclusion in the Social Security System of persons who carry out training practices, non-work practices, or external academic practices in companies, institutions or entities included in training programmes. The measure applies to remunerated and non-remunerated internships.
Are you buying a property in Spain?
/in Infographics /by Mariscal & Abogados InfographicsRead the full article: Five tips to purchase a real estate in Spain This article is not considered as legal advice
Diego Terán, September 2019 – January 2020
/in Law Internships /by Mariscal & AbogadosAlthough my time at Mariscal & Abogados has come to an end, I spent four valuable months (September 2019 – January 2020) interning in their Madrid offices while getting my master’s at ICADE. As an American law student (American University – Washington College of Law) with an interest in international business law, this was a […]
The executive director: concept, nature and remuneration
/in Company Law /by José María MesaThe executive directors are members of the board of directors of a company that combine management and deliberative functions -proper for directors-, with decision execution functions -associated to the figure of senior executive-.
New obligation to register company service providers at the Commercial Registry
/in Company Law /by Rosario RodríguezThe Sole Additional Provision of the Law 10/2010 of 28 April establishes a new requirement to register on the Commercial Registry. This requirement extends to all professionals providing certain services to companies, whether natural or legal persons.
New challenge for companies in Spain: the Adaptation of the Working Day
/in Labour and Employment Law /by José Luis CarrascosaThe “à la carte” working day is once again challenging companies in Spain. Beyond the impact on the organization of working days and shifts, workers’ demands can provide guarantees of indemnity against possible dismissals.
Managerial positions within a company in Spain: functions and legal regime
/in Company Law /by José María MesaWithin the organisation of a company there are several managerial positions. Materially they differ in terms of their functions, but also formally, since each of them is subject to a different legal system, with the consequences that derive from it (labour or commercial relationship).
Can I open a Cannabis Social Club in Spain?
/in Company Law /by Irene TerrazasCannabis Social Clubs are registered as non-profit associations and lack specific regulation in Spanish legislation. Their legal vacuum has been replaced by recent jurisprudence by the Supreme Court.
Working time record in Spain, what should the company take into account?
/in Labour and Employment Law /by Labour LawRoyal Decree Law 8/2019 of 8 March 12 May 2019 establishes that all companies carrying out an activity in Spain must keep a daily record of the working hours of their workers. Non-compliance with this measure may lead to fines up to €6,250.
Company formation or acquisition of a company in Spain?
/in Company Law /by Company LawWhen a foreign company decides to start an activity in Spain through a subsidiary company, it has two ways to do so: either the incorporation or the acquisition of a shelf-company. The choice of one or the other will depend on the circumstances.
The contribution of interns in Spain will be obligatory
/in Labour and Employment Law /by Labour LawThe new Royal Decree-Law 28/2018, of 28 December, determines the inclusion in the Social Security System of persons who carry out training practices, non-work practices, or external academic practices in companies, institutions or entities included in training programmes. The measure applies to remunerated and non-remunerated internships.