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The enactment of Law 70.03, known as the Family Code, marked a significant milestone in Moroccan legal history.

Spain has one of the world's largest economies with investment, domestic growth and tourism continuing to deliver a positive momentum surpassing the Eurozone and EU averages.

The economy has been hammered by a series of damaging situations from Brexit, the pandemic and from a doomed economic policy delivered by the 49-day government in 2022.

Protecting intellectual property (IP) is crucial for businesses. Companies should implement legal safeguards, such as non-disclosure agreements, IP clauses in contracts, and monitoring practices, to prevent theft by rivals or former employees. Preventive measures reduce costly litigation and protect valuable proprietary information.

All businesses know the importance of prompt payment of invoices within your trading terms. Taking swift action against a debtor is essential to limit the damage...

Artificial Intelligence presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant risks for businesses worldwide. As AI-enabled breaches increase and concerns mount over data security, misinformation, and liability, organizations must navigate complex challenges while harnessing AI's beneficial applications in healthcare, climate prediction, and accessibility.

Many British citizens decide to relocate to Italy to enjoy its breath taking landscapes, first-class cuisine and one of the most fascinating cultural heritages in Europe.

The new rules for the marketing and promotion of cryptoassets introduced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have finally been implemented. All organisations, including those overseas...

International corporations from all over the world use Italian corporate entities for their subsidiaries operating in Italy.

Cybercrime has been steadily rising as each innovation provided a new element for fraudsters to exploit.

The phenomenon of parental alienation, although a widely recognised in North America and Europe, so far it is not recognised in courts across England and Wales.

Financial fraud continues to expand, often driven from overseas compounds, has steered the Government to launch an online crime squad.

The Crime and Policing Act 2026 introduces sweeping changes to corporate criminal liability in the UK, making companies accountable for offences committed by senior managers across all areas of business operations. How should businesses identify at-risk personnel and implement compliance measures to protect against potential criminal prosecution, regulatory investigations, and reputational damage?

Dismissal of an employee must be managed within the law and adhere to employee rights in the Employment Rights Act 1966. There are various ways in which an employee can be dismissed.

Family life has changed considerably in recent years. High levels of divorce produce blended and extended families which impact on many situations and circumstances in life.

It has today been revealed by way of a mutually agreed statement that Ms Donna Traynor has reached a settlement with her former employer the BBC.

The Worker Protection (Amendment of the Equality Act 2010), effective October 26, 2024, mandates employers to prevent sexual harassment, granting the EHRC enforcement powers for non-compliance.