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Deposits Vs down payments: A dangerous confusion
There are few legal terms as casually used as these two. Not surprisingly, they are often incorporated as "almost-standard" clauses in thousands of sales contracts, without realizing the legal and economic consequences that the inclusion of one term or the other may entail for the signatories.

When does the worker with discontinuous fixed contract have to return to the company?

Can my company force me to take a training course? Rights, obligations and regulations
In this article, we will analyse when training is compulsory, when it is voluntary, and what rights and obligations apply in each case.

Initial and periodic environmental controls in Catalonia: what your company needs to know
In Catalonia, Law 20/2009 on environmental prevention and control of activities establishes the legal regime applicable to activities with an environmental impact, differentiating them according to their potential impact and regulating the controls necessary to ensure compliance.

EUDR: the EU's move to limit global deforestation
Do you import or work with cattle, cocoa, coffee, rubber, palm oil, soy, timber or products containing these materials that may come from outside the European Union?

What is the deadline for the return of the deposit in the rental of a property?
The Law on Urban Leases (LAU) does not establish a specific deadline for returning the deposit at the end of a lease and only states that, after one month from the delivery of the keys, if the corresponding amount is not returned, interest will start to be applied.

7 Tips to Avoid Payment Delinquency
Efficient payment management is essential for any business. Avoiding delinquency not only protects your company's financial health but also helps maintain strong relationships with your clients. Here are seven practical tips to effectively manage payments and prevent unnecessary delays.

Ensuring the criminal liability of companies
Until 2015, legal entities (limited or public companies, political parties, associations, etc.) could not be subject to criminal liability. In other words, they could not be convicted for committing a crime. This changed with the reform of the Penal Code, which opened the door for certain crimes to be directly attributed to the legal entity, in addition to the natural person who committed the criminal act within the organization.







