In a modern democratic society, the relationship between citizens and the Public Administration is governed by a set of rules designed to ensure justice and fairness. At Alen & Marbe, we frequently encounter clients who have suffered damages due to the actions—or lack thereof—of…
In Spain, receiving a notification of an administrative sanction can be a stressful experience for both individuals and businesses. Whether it is a traffic violation, a breach of municipal regulations, or a professional disciplinary penalty, the Public Administration holds signi…
In the complex economic landscape of today, many individuals and self-employed professionals (autónomos) in Spain find themselves overwhelmed by debts they cannot repay. For years, the concept of bankruptcy was almost exclusively associated with large corporations. However, lega…
In the current economic landscape, many Spanish companies face financial challenges that threaten their long-term continuity. When a business encounters insolvency or the imminent risk of it, the Spanish Insolvency Law (Ley Concursal) provides a vital mechanism for recovery: the…
Navigating the complexities of insolvency proceedings in Spain requires a deep understanding of how debts are categorized and prioritized. At Alen & Marbe, our legal team frequently assists both creditors and debtors in understanding the hierarchy of payments established by the …
In the current economic landscape, many Spanish companies face the challenging reality of commercial defaults. One of the most complex scenarios occurs when a client enters a formal insolvency proceeding, known in Spain as "concurso de acreedores." For the creditor, this situati…
The Spanish economic landscape has undergone significant legal transformations in recent years, particularly regarding the restructuring and insolvency framework. For international and domestic investors alike, one of the most compelling avenues for acquiring established busines…
Navigating the turbulent waters of financial distress is one of the most significant challenges any business owner or corporate entity can face. In Spain, when a company can no longer meet its current payment obligations, it enters a legal framework known as "concurso de acreedo…
In the evolving landscape of Spanish commercial law, the reform of the Insolvency Act (Ley Concursal) has introduced significant changes designed to prioritize the survival of viable companies facing financial distress. One of the most pivotal figures introduced by this reform i…
In the current economic landscape, many companies in Spain face periods of financial instability that can threaten their continuity. However, the Spanish legal system offers a powerful tool designed to prevent total insolvency and provide a breathing space for restructuring: the…