Madrid consulting firms warn of startup pitfalls

Madrid consulting firms warn of startup pitfalls, urging entrepreneurs to select the proper legal form early to avoid costly corrections…

by Reina Sato | September 14, 2026

Court orders registrar to record unregistered admin sale

The Valencia court ordered the registrar to complete the admin sale registration, overturning a refusal and making the registrar pay…

by Tomomi Goto | September 12, 2026

ChatGPT hidden channel risks exposing user Gmail data

Check Point reveals a hidden channel in ChatGPT that risks exposing user Gmail data to attackers without malware or stolen…

by enif | September 11, 2026

Rising rents keep Barcelona ahead of Madrid in city rankings

Barcelona’s average rent per square meter now exceeds Madrid’s, making it Spain’s most expensive city for tenants in 2026 despite…

by enif | September 10, 2026

Pakistan struggles to end child labor despite laws

Pakistan’s child labor crisis persists despite laws, with 45% poverty forcing families to exploit children under 14—systemic failures demand urgent…

by enif | September 10, 2026

South African IP Law Balances Access and Creator Protection

by Reina Sato | September 24, 2026

South African IP Law balances access to knowledge with protecting creators' rights, as experts discuss the ongoing dilemma.

Workplace accident probes are a legal must

by enif | September 21, 2026

About 2.8 million workplace accidents occur annually in the US. Investigating workplace accidents is not just an administrative procedure or a formal reaction to damage already done. It's an essential tool to understand what happened, why it happened, and whether it could have been avoided. The quality of the investigation has significant consequences, including the adoption of corrective measures, the imposition of sanctions, and the recognition of employer responsibilities. Workplace…

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Legal journal De Rebus marks seven decades

by enif | September 25, 2026

De Rebus celebrated its 70th anniversary in September 2026, marking seven decades since its first 1956 issue. De Rebus, South Africa’s legal profession journal, marks its 70th anniversary this September, reflecting on seven decades of documenting the legal profession. The Early Years and National Expansion The first issue of De Rebus Procuratoriis appeared in 1956, launched by the then Incorporated Law Society of the Transvaal. Its founding editorial positioned the…