30 Jun, 2017
The purpose of the consecutive insolvency proceeding is to save time and money for a debtor who has already been through an Out of Court Payment Agreement. This is why some of the specific...
29 Jun, 2017
Should employers adopt specific measures in the workplace to protect confidential information? In today’s competitive business environment, companies spend a great deal of time and money on obtaining developing and applying knowledge that may...
26 Jun, 2017
A business practice that has long been demanded and, in many cases, applied, using various different formulas, despite its rejection by the National Social Security Institute and to a large extent by the Spanish...
20 Jun, 2017
The consecutive insolvency proceeding: meaning an insolvency proceeding petitioned by the insolvency meditator, by the debtor, or by the creditors as a result of the inability to reach an Out of Court Payment Agreement,...
15 Jun, 2017
In judgments handed down on March 23 and April 20, 2017, the Supreme Court rendered the position taken by the National Appellate Court void and ruled clearly that article 35.5 of the Workers’ Statute...
13 Jun, 2017
As we discussed in earlier posts, the inescapable connection between an Out of Court Payment Agreement and relief from unpaid claims is not without complexity. Any debtor wishing to benefit from a “second chance”...
8 Jun, 2017
An article in the Financial Times announced that an insurance company was going to ban its employees from drinking alcohol during their lunch break, and anyone caught doing so could face penalties and even...
6 Jun, 2017
The question of whether or not it is first necessary to attempt an Out of Court Payment Agreement to secure relief from unpaid claims which we started to look at in earlier posts is...
2 Jun, 2017
In the last quarter of 2016, the Supreme Court had occasion to rule on the possibility of rejecting the application of the employment contract termination mechanism contained in article 41.3 of the Workers’ Statute...
