Registering a trademark is not merely an administrative formality: it is a strategic decision that shapes the legal protection of your business in the medium and long term. One of the most common questions is whether it is better to
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Corporate Restructuring with Vision: Beyond Urgency, the Strategy
Corporate restructurings are typically approached as a response to a specific need. An ongoing transaction, the entry of an investor, an internal reorganization process or, simply, the realization that the existing structure no longer reflects the reality of the business.…
Influencers and brands: legal responsibilities in commercial collaborations
By Ester López
Influencer marketing has become a common tool for digital brands, startups and e-commerce businesses. However, the supposed naturalness of a post on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Twitch does not remove its advertising nature where there is consideration, whether monetary, in…
How to allocate equity among founders without causing problems in the future
By LetsLaw
Allocating equity among the founders of a start-up is one of the most sensitive and crucial decisions in the early stages of any project. Although at the start everything is usually driven by excitement, mutual trust and the dream of…
Legal Notice: Artificial Intelligence
New Transparency Requirements for the Use of Artificial Intelligence: What Must Be Included in Your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy
Introduction and Purpose
The purpose of this document is to inform operators of digital platforms and controllers of personal…
AEPD Guidance on the Use of Agentic AI
On 18 February 2026, the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) published its “Guidance on Agentic Artificial Intelligence from a Data Protection Perspective”, aimed at helping controllers and processors identify the risks that arise when AI agents are used in personal…
The theft of know-how
By Lucas Pérez
In today’s knowledge-based economy, the value of an organization is no longer defined solely by its tangible assets. A company’s competitiveness is now measured by its ability to orchestrate an efficient supplier network, optimize manufacturing processes, or consolidate a highly…
What is liquidation preference and why does it matter in an investment round?
When a company closes an investment round, most of the attention usually goes to valuation, the percentage the investor receives, or the amount of capital coming into the business. However, there is one clause that can matter just as much…
Being a company director: responsibilities many people are unaware of
Being a company director is often perceived as a position of prestige or even a mere formality within a company’s structure. However, what many people overlook is that accepting this role entails a range of legal, financial, and even personal…
What do investors look at in the legal process of a funding round?
In an investment round, the focus is usually placed on metrics, growth, or product. However, there is one element that directly conditions the transaction: the company’s legal review. Investors don’t just analyze the business potential. They need to understand what…