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Gómez-Acebo & Pombo recognised at Fintech by Chambers & Partners in 2021
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has been recognised by the 2021 edition of the Chambers & Partners legal directory as one of the most relevant firms in Spain in the field of Fintech. They especially mention the work of our partner Ferran Foix and our Of Counsel Alex Carbonell.
Our clients have said about us:
“We chose them for their strong reputation, and they were very competent with a great attitude.”
“Efficiency-wise they were very good, very responsive.”
To see the full results, click here.
Our clients have said about us:
“We chose them for their strong reputation, and they were very competent with a great attitude.”
“Efficiency-wise they were very good, very responsive.”
To see the full results, click here.
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A good ruling on financial assistance: collateral given to secure third-party borrowings is not invalid
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One week ago
Invalidity of a patent raised as a defence: questions of jurisdiction
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PUBLICATION
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A new Portuguese electric mobility regime taken out to public consultation
On 26 February 2025, the Cabinet approved a proposal for a decree-law repealing and replacing, with profound changes, Decree-law 39/2010 of 26 April, which established the Legal Regime for Electric Mobility.
PUBLICATION
10 Mar, 2025
EU doctrine on ‘temporary-work agencies’ applied to non-agency undertakings that ‘assign’ workers
The Court of Justice of the European Union conditions the interpretation of legislation and case law on unlawful assignment of workers. It takes the view that EU legislation on temporary-work agencies must be applied even when an assignment is carried out by an unauthorised company. Something similar to what is provided for unlawful assignments in Spanish employment law.
PUBLICATION
10 Mar, 2025
Pharma & Healthcare No. 42
The newsletter covers the main developments in Pharma & Healthcare legislation and case law.
PUBLICATION
06 Mar, 2025
Calling of meeting of shareholders, abuse of rights, resistance test
Once again: despite compliance with the formal requirements of a calling of meeting of shareholders, company resolutions may be unenforceable if there is an abuse of rights in said call
PUBLICATION
05 Mar, 2025
Penalty for lawful withdrawal from a contract. (Supreme Court [Civil Division, First Chamber] Judgment no. 1471/2024 of 6 November)
PUBLICATION
04 Mar, 2025
Rules to determine directors' remuneration: a case where Article 217(4) of the Companies Act applies
The Supreme Court applies the rules set out in Article 217(4) of the Companies Act to reach a decision concerning the contest of a board resolution that determined the remuneration of a company director.
PUBLICATION
27 Feb, 2025
An end to rules on racial, gender and LGTBQ+ diversity on Nasdaq-listed company boards
In Alliance for Fair Board Recruitment; NCPPR v. SEC, the U.S. Court of Appeals vacates, by a one-vote margin, the Securities & Exchange Commission’s approval in 2021 of Nasdaq’s rules on board diversity for companies listed on its exchange.