Friday, 21 January, 2022
Spain’s ECIJA Optimistic That Chile Will Remain on the ‘Right Path’ Law.com Alfredo Moreno, ECIJA at Chile Partner, anticipates passionate discussions on many topics that he hopes will improve Chilean society as a whole after President-elect Gabriel Boric takes office in March. What impact do you expect the election of Gabriel Boric as the next […]
Tuesday, 30 November, 2021
The newspaper Cinco Días has recently published the report “Best Law Firms in Spain 2022” through a survey of more than 3,000 lawyers from the main law firms in the country and private and public companies. ECIJA has been selected as the best firm in New Technologies, and highlighted in Labour and Administrative Law. Check […]
Tuesday, 19 October, 2021
Iberian Lawyer. ECIJA has advised Spanish SaaS company Veridas on the evaluation of the level of Compliance of its voice biometrics technology as an electronic signature. ECIJA, after analysing the level of compliance of the voice biometrics technology, has determined that Veridas´ biometrics allows full compliance with the eIDAS Regulation, its Implementing Regulation, as well […]
Wednesday, 13 October, 2021
Iberian Lawyer Antas da Cunha Ecija & Associados has announced the hiring of Carolina Meireles, Tatiana Cardoso, Andreia de Deus Rijo and João Diogo Tavares AdCE has reinfored its team with the hiring of four lawyers. Pictured from left to right, João Diogo Tavares joins from Martinez – Echevarria & Ferreira Advogados, where he specialised […]
Friday, 1 October, 2021
Column by Jaime Sanabria, partner of ECIJA Puerto Rico in the media Noticel. Social networks have widened the margin of freedom that people have to express themselves, but also the field for them to make mistakes. Frequently, it happens that too many people, driven by an externalisation of their vital insignificance, build a scenario where […]
Thursday, 30 September, 2021
Confilegal. This Friday, October First, a recently approved regulatory reform comes into force: the updating of the amount of penalties for infringements by the Labour and Social Security Inspectorate. The approved increase in the amount is 20%. Continue reading here.