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The importance of registering trademarks
When we buy a property, we usually take great care to ensure it is registered in our name. Similarly, we should attach the same importance to registering a trademark.
First of all, let's clarify a point that is often misunderstood: a trademark is not "patented", but "registered". Although both trademarks and patents are part of Industrial Property, they are not the same and should not be confused.

Forest Schools | An educational project that promotes environmental awareness in children
Inspired by the European movement for nature education, forest schools advocate a pedagogical project working to promote the foundations of an outdoor pedagogical proposal. An innovative model of regulated education for students aged 3 to 6, offering the opportunity to transfer the classroom to the forest so that children can learn in direct contact with nature and the environment.

The challenge of work-life balance: impact and challenges for companies
Royal Decree-Law 5/2023 of June 28 has introduced significant changes in the area of labor leave, expanding the rights of reconciliation and ensuring equality of treatment and opportunities between men and women at work. These updates have been the necessary response to the European Directive 2019/1158, which aims to balance the family and professional life of parents and caregivers.

The chaos of municipal capital gain tax
Before selling a property, it's crucial to first crunch the numbers. If buying a flat involves expenses, selling it can also entail costs, which are often high.
One of the potential expenses is the municipal capital gain tax, a constant source of inquiries lately. Until recently, it was a tax based on the fiction that the value of the land increases over time (the brick never goes down, sound familiar?) and therefore, the longer you have owned a property, the more you have to pay. A relatively simple calculation formula, but totally unfair and disconnected from reality.

9 reasons to make a will
There are many reasons why it's good to make a will. The first one is that it is a document that can be changed throughout life as many times as desired; it is simple and has an affordable cost. On the other hand, it has great importance, as it avoids numerous problems in the future and offers peace of mind for family members and heirs. It is the simplest and cheapest option for a person to orderly transfer their assets to their heirs.

The second chance mechanism: another future without debt is possible
Yes, debts are not for life; debts can be canceled, and a fresh start can be made.
The second chance has been in force since 2013 for individual entrepreneurs and since 2015 for any non-entrepreneurial individual. It may not be, from a technical point of view, and in my opinion, the best possible second chance law, but it is a law that allows for the exoneration of debts, and that is what is important. The law must be useful and functional, and for this reason, it must be utilized so that thousands of over-indebted, insolvent individuals can achieve the exoneration of their debts and start again as active members of society.

Causes and Consequences of Objective Dismissal
The worker's ineptitude as a cause of dismissal, according to article 52 of the Workers' Statute (ET). Here are the relevant aspects of this legal provision and how it affects both the employee and the company.

The declaration of the year, almost back to normal
We are entering, as every year, the campaign for the income tax declaration. This campaign to settle our fiscal obligations regarding income and assets for the 2022 financial year began last April 11. There are no changes in the deadline for submitting declarations, which will conclude on June 30 (if the result is to be paid with bank domiciliation, the last day will be June 27).

Legislative news
Entry into force of Organic Law 1/2025 on efficiency measures for the Public Ministry of Justice.
Organic Law 1/2025, published on 3 January 2025, introduces reforms to improve the efficiency of the public justice system. The main changes include the creation of the Courts of Instance, which replace the unipersonal courts with a collegiate structure, and the mandatory use of appropriate means of dispute resolution (ADR), such as mediation, prior to the initiation of judicial proceedings in civil and commercial matters. These measures aim to streamline the resolution of disputes and reduce the burden on the courts.