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Regulation of seasonal contracts in Catalonia: what will change in 2026
Catalonia is applying new rules for seasonal and room rental contracts, with the aim of protecting residential housing and ensuring greater legal certainty.
The new Law 11/2025, of 29 December, introduces significant changes to the legal framework, including the reform of Law 18/2007 on the right to housing and adjustments to other related regulations.

Debt Recovery
Carrying out proper debt collection management is essential for all businesses. This is more evident in exceptional circumstances like the present, where cash flow is the focus of any company and managers and owners realize its importance for business survival. Often, this task becomes laborious for many of them, who have to deal with clients who fail to meet their payment commitments, leading to financial problems for their business. This can affect their growth, as sometimes they must resort to alternative financing sources to continue existing and, in the worst case, can be dragged to closure due to lack of liquidity. For this reason, it is very important that every company has a debt collection policy, implementing methodologies that allow it to be more effective and, consequently, avoid the serious problems that delinquency entails.

Slurry: the environmental challenge we cannot ignore

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.

Banking, consumers and the European Court
The European Court has responded to the questions raised by the Barcelona Court of Appeal in the sense of specifying the time limit applicable to the claim for mortgage expenses.

Productive unit and insolvency proceedings: the most effective way to save companies
European Directive 2019/1023 on restructuring and insolvency, transposed into Spanish law with the reform of the Insolvency Act in 2022, has as one of its objectives to promote the sale of productive units in order to encourage the continuity of companies and avoid liquidation in insolvency proceedings, as has been the case in most proceedings in recent years.

Notarial divorce, an alternative to judicial proceedings
In 2015, with the reform introduced by Law 15/2015 on Voluntary Jurisdiction, the possibility of carrying out divorces before a Notary was approved.
This has allowed other legal operators to authorize divorces, benefiting both the courts, always overloaded with work, and individuals, as it avoids the need to resort to a slow and economically inefficient justice system.

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.

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.






















