In the complex world of international business, disputes are often inevitable. When these conflicts arise within the Spanish jurisdiction, understanding the procedural nuances of the legal system is paramount for any corporation or entrepreneur. At Alen & Marbe, we specialize in…
Securing a public subsidy can be a turning point for many businesses, startups, and non-profit organizations in Spain. Whether it is a grant for innovation, international expansion, or digitalization, these funds provide the necessary oxygen to breathe life into ambitious projec…
In the Spanish legal system, the Public Administration possesses a series of exorbitant powers that allow its decisions to be immediately enforceable. This means that, as a general rule, an administrative order must be complied with as soon as it is notified, even if the citizen…
In the increasingly regulated landscape of the Spanish market, companies face rigorous oversight from the National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC). This regulatory body is tasked with ensuring fair competition and preventing practices that could harm the economy or …
Navigating the complexities of Spanish real estate law requires a deep understanding of local regulations, technical requirements, and administrative procedures. For developers, homeowners, and investors, obtaining a building permit is the most critical hurdle in any constructio…
For many individuals and businesses in Spain, the prospect of taking legal action against the Public Administration can seem like an uphill battle. The inherent power imbalance between a private citizen and the State often creates a sense of hesitation. However, the Spanish lega…
Forced expropriation is one of the most intrusive powers held by the Public Administration. It allows the state, regional governments, or local councils to deprive individuals of their private property or rights, provided there is a justified cause of public utility or social in…
Interacting with the Public Administration in Spain can often feel like a test of patience. Whether you are applying for a building permit, requesting a subsidy, or seeking a residency renewal, there is a legal timeframe in which the government must provide a formal answer. Howe…
Public procurement represents a significant portion of the Spanish and European economy. For many companies, securing a government contract is a milestone that ensures financial stability and institutional prestige. However, the process of bidding for these contracts is governed…
When dealing with the Spanish Public Administration, whether as an individual or a company, it is common to encounter decisions that may negatively affect your interests. From a denied license to a tax penalty or an unfavorable resolution in a public tender, the instinct of many…