The term REO (real estate owned) is used to refer to assets that were once held as collateral for loans made by financial institutions and were subsequently acquired by the same or different financial institutions by means of foreclosure, mortgage foreclosure or bankruptcy.In the aftermath of the global real estate crisis, financial institutions were forced […]
The transposition of the EU Directive on Antitrust Damages Actions has triggered an increase in competition-related litigation, says Roberto Vallina, partner at Roca Junyent.
There is uncertainty about the impact of the issuance of the Decision of the European Commission of 10 November 2017, on Spain’s State aid SA.40348 (2015/NN) support for electricity generation from renewable energy sources, cogeneration and
When dealing with international contracts or projects, Capgemini want to work with international law firms with a presence in Spain, says Álvaro Cadenas Guijarro
The Portuguese legal framework is still not ready for the digital world, and this is creating challenges for technology, media and telecommunications lawyers when drawing up contracts, says Joana Gomes dos Santos, partner at Caiado
Considerable opportunities exist for lawyers to sell technology-related services to clients, however many law firms ‘still resistant to technological developments’
Traditional aviation legislation was not designed to cover new technology such as drones and flying cars – meanwhile, the implementation of the GDPR is creating many opportunities for lawyers
The Latin American Lawyer December 2018
Blockchain technology, which acts as an incorruptible digital ledger system, has the capacity to drive what will effectively be the “fourth industrial revolution”, says Marta Gil de Biedma, partner at Ventura Garcés & Ló
TMT clients are ‘volatile, fast evolving and constantly question their strategy’, so their legal advisers have to be permanently available to solve problems that are seldom ordinary
