When we talk about trademark registration, we often focus only on the technical aspects: distinctiveness, originality, and avoiding conflicts with existing marks. However, in reality, registering a trademark also requires an ethical and social assessment: not everything that is legally
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MiCA: the new European regulatory framework
By Marta Díaz
In recent years, the development of the crypto-asset market has been characterised by significant innovation, but also by a lack of regulatory harmonisation across the European Union. This situation has resulted in legal uncertainty, increased risks for investors, and a…
What is the AIPI and what recommendations does it set for Whistleblowing Channels?
With the entry into force of Law 2/2023, whistleblowing channels have come to occupy a prominent place in the compliance programs of many companies. It is no longer simply a matter of having a mailbox in place to receive internal…
Duty of diligence and loyalty in corporate management
By LetsLaw
Managing a company entails responsibilities that go beyond mere decision-making. Directors have a duty of diligence and loyalty, which requires them to act always in the best interest of the company and its shareholders, avoiding any actions that could harm…
Digital evidence in judicial proceedings: issues of validity and authenticity
By LetsLaw
Digital evidence has become a central element in most modern disputes. An email, a WhatsApp message, a system access log, or a social media post can be decisive in proving facts, intent, or breaches. However, the mere existence of an…
Who owns the prompt?
By LetsLaw
The rapid advance of generative artificial intelligence has shifted the center of gravity of legal debate away from the output produced by the machine and toward the human instruction that triggers it. In professional practice, the so called prompt has…
What is tokenization? Legal implications
By Marta Díaz
The digitalization of assets is transforming how value is represented, transferred and managed. In this context, tokenization has emerged as one of the most significant developments within the blockchain ecosystem.
Despite its growing presence, the concept still generates confusion. It…
Dark patterns and e-commerce: the new legal risk arising from the Digital Fairness Act
E-commerce has evolved into highly sophisticated environments designed to increase conversion rates and optimize commercial performance. However, certain persuasive design techniques have crossed the line, becoming manipulative practices known as dark patterns.
With the forthcoming approval of the Digital Fairness…
AI and health data
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic promise: it is rapidly becoming embedded in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and mobile applications that monitor our daily lives. From systems that help detect tumors in medical images to algorithms that predict cardiovascular risks…
How to minimise the risk of trademark opposition
Registering a trademark is a strategic decision that directly affects the value and protection of any business project. However, one of the main obstacles in this process is a trademark opposition — a situation that may delay or even block…