If you mix sports, legal services and technological solutions, the result is a firm primed to capitalise on the old adage of “slow and steady wins the race”.
While the Catalan economy, local industries and the professions suffer the force of the recession, the message from lawyers is clear when it comes to the future ─ do not underestimate Barcelona.
“Staying close to your clients” goes without saying; as they go global, if you can’t be in every jurisdiction on your own, then you should join forces, as Roca Junyent´s strategy demonstrates
Every business begins as a start-up and to help revitalise the Barcelona economy, more focus needs to be placed on encouraging the city’s high technology companies
In the current climate, Ramón y Cajal have taken the step of more than doubling the headcount of their Barcelona office
One of the main objectives of the new regime of tax amnesty, also known as RERT III (Regime Excepcional de Regularização Tributária), is settling with the Portuguese Tax Administration any financial or corporate
Important changes to Spanish intellectual property (IP) regulations have developed since the beginning of 2012. These include the removal of the levy that compensated rights holders for the making of private copies of their works, and
On February 10th, 2012, the Cabinet approved Royal Decree-Law nº 3/2012 regarding urgent measures to reform the Spanish labour market. In the short-term, the primary objective is to slow the pace of the job losses in Spain,
The dominant topic in the current Portuguese real estate market is the reform of the urban lease regime. Since 2004, much debate has surrounded the need to revitalise this market. The current regime has not delivered
