Category: Normative compliance

ERP, technology consulting and contracts: the 3 legal mistakes that skyrocket costs

Implementing an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system is a strategic investment. This system facilitates the integration of key business areas, such as accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, and human resources, into a single platform. It allows for centralized management.

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How to claim unpaid invoices from foreign companies from Spain

When a foreign company leaves an invoice unpaid, the problem isn't just financial. For a medium-sized or large company with international operations, a cross-border payment default can affect cash flow, forecasts, business relationships, and

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When can automated decisions in a company pose a legal risk?

Digital platforms use algorithms to make increasingly important decisions: from displaying content and setting prices to blocking accounts and granting credit. When these decisions are made automatically and produce legal effects

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Competition with former partners and former employees: how to act legally in technological environments

When a former partner becomes a competitor or a former employee takes clients, code, or know-how, the threat is existential for a technology company. What constitutes punishable or civilly reprehensible conduct in this situation?

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RRYP Global brings legal AI closer to the company

“AI in business: how to comply with the law without stifling innovation,” by Antonio Muñoz. On February 10th, Antonio Muñoz, a lawyer at RRYP Global, gave a presentation entitled “AI in business: how

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Responsibility of Spanish sellers in international marketplaces: what the platform doesn't cover

Selling on Amazon, eBay, Etsy, or other global B2B marketplaces often feels like "outsourcing the problem": payments, logistics, customer service, and seemingly, some of the risk. But when a complaint arises (unsafe product, mass returns, accusations of

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Can I sue a company that has forced me to accept certain conditions?

Cross-Border Collective Actions for Dark Patterns in E-Commerce: Legal Coordination in the Face of Unfair Competition and Consumer Abuse. Digital design practices aimed at influencing user behavior have become commonplace in the

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AI in business: the invisible risk that can leak your secrets

The rise of generative AI has multiplied productivity… and also risks. Many employees use AI models without corporate oversight—known as Shadow AI—entering sensitive data and prompts containing information.

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Intellectual property and agreements with AI integrations

Intellectual property and agreements with AI integrations: the new terrain of “copyleft” and output rights. The increasing incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) models in SaaS solutions and international business environments is

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Presentation "AI in the enterprise: how to comply with the law without hindering innovation"

Presentation “AI in business: how to comply with the law without stifling innovation” Córdoba hosts a key meeting on AI and legal compliance in business An event for entrepreneurs and managers at Loyola University

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