There is a business conflict
A partner, client, distributor, supplier, competitor, or former collaborator is jeopardizing the company's legal or economic standing.
RRYP Global intervenes in contracts, corporate disputes, unfair competition, technology and business claims when the operation or dispute has a relevant connection with Spain.
A partner, client, distributor, supplier, competitor, or former collaborator is jeopardizing the company's legal or economic standing.
Distribution, collaboration, provision of services, licenses, assignments or other commercial agreements must correspond to the operation that the company actually carries out.
Software, licenses, SaaS, platforms, marketplaces, and technology services require contracts that are consistent with the business model, the parties involved, and the markets involved.
The company may need to claim amounts, demand compliance with a contract, prevent certain conduct, or take measures to protect its position in Spain.
A selection of business and technology issues with an international dimension.
A company incorporated outside of Spain may require contractual, corporate or procedural action here.
A Spanish counterparty, a subsidiary, a distributor, a contract, a competitor, business assets or a legal proceeding may generate an issue that must be resolved in Spain.
RRYP Global directs the corresponding action in Spain and, when the operation or conflict affects other jurisdictions, coordinates the necessary actions with professionals from the corresponding country.
The practice includes recruitment, technology, and business disputes when the operation has a relevant connection with Spain.
Contractual breaches, business disputes, claims, non-payments and other controversies that require negotiation or litigation in Spain.
Customer poaching, misuse of information, actions by former employees, and competitive interference that harms the company.
International unfair competition →Distribution, collaboration, licensing, provision of services, assignments and other commercial agreements related to international operations.
International contracts →Software, SaaS, licenses, platforms, marketplaces and provision of technological services.
Technology contracts →Controversies regarding control, management, compliance with agreements, departure of partners, responsibilities and economic positions within the company.
Claims for amounts owed, business breaches and recovery of economic positions when there is an international element.
Actions taken against clients, distributors, suppliers, competitors or former collaborators when their conduct affects a transaction, a contractual relationship or the business position.
The relationship with the firm may be limited to a specific transaction or conflict, or it may be maintained continuously when the company needs recurring legal support.
For contracts, operations, claims or disputes that are delimited, with a defined object and legal scope.
Check the matter →For companies that need continuity in hiring, technology, digital business or international operations linked to Spain.
Check retainer →Continuing university teaching in Private International Law and Comparative Law.
Participation in activities related to international law and business activity.
Participation of RRYP Global professionals in media on matters related to the firm's practice areas.
See press and media →Public opinions related to business, technology, and internationalization.
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Analysis of contracts, competition, trade and business relations with international elements.
All business analyses →The contract, the companies involved, the location of the parties, the applicable law and existing procedures may determine what action is appropriate in Spain.
Yes. The company does not need to be incorporated in Spain. There must be a contractual, corporate, or legal matter that requires action here.
The applicable law clause, the agreed jurisdiction, the nature of the relationship, and any mandatory rules that may be relevant must be analyzed.
Yes, when the dispute requires legal action in Spain. The corporate structure, existing agreements, shareholdings, and the conduct that gave rise to the conflict must be reviewed.
No. It also includes commercial contracts, technology contracts, business operations, and ongoing legal support.
It is an ongoing legal relationship for companies that require recurring support in recruitment, technology, digital business, or international operations related to Spain. The scope is defined specifically for each company.
No. The meeting allows for an initial legal assessment. Acceptance of the engagement is determined subsequently, taking into account the nature and scope of the matter, available capacity, and the absence of conflicts of interest.
If the company, the operation, or the conflict has a relevant connection with Spain, we can assess what legal action is appropriate here and whether RRYP Global can take on the case.