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We publish on the questions we are asked most often, with one test: that it be useful to someone running a company, not only to someone practising law.
- Corporate
The shareholders’ agreement: five clauses that prevent 90% of disputes
Most corporate crises do not come from a bad business idea but from rules nobody wrote down while things were going well. These are the ones we most often find missing once the dispute has broken out.
- Corporate
When a director is personally liable for company debts
A company's limited liability does not shield its directors in every case. A review of the situations that most often transfer company debt to the personal assets of those who manage it.
- Insolvency
Likely insolvency: why waiting is the most expensive decision
Spanish insolvency reform allows companies to act before they stop paying. In practice, most arrive at the firm once that window has already closed.
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