Wellness applications, longevity platforms, habit-tracking tools and artificial intelligence-based solutions that help users gain greater control over their health are becoming increasingly common. However, as these technologies incorporate new functionalities and process health-related information to provide more accurate and personalized results, a key question arises for entrepreneurs and companies in the healthtech sector: can a
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Agentic AI and data protection: the new legal challenge of systems that decide and act on their own
Agentic artificial intelligence — or agentic AI — represents a significant evolution compared to traditional AI systems. We are no longer speaking only about tools that generate text, classify information or make recommendations, but about systems capable of planning tasks, making intermediate decisions, interacting with other applications and executing actions with a certain degree of…
The Exclusion of Shareholders in a Spanish Limited Liability Company: When It Is Possible and How It Must Be Carried Out
The exclusion of shareholders in a Spanish limited liability company is an exceptional legal mechanism that allows the company to force the exit of one of its shareholders when there is a sufficient legal or statutory cause. It should not be confused with the shareholder’s right of withdrawal. In a withdrawal scenario, it is the…
Fines of up to €35 million for uncontrolled AI use: what your company must do before August 2026
Artificial intelligence is already part of the day-to-day operations of many companies: text generation tools, data analysis, process automation, customer scoring, recruitment systems, chatbots, recommendation engines and predictive marketing solutions. However, what many businesses have so far treated as a purely technological issue is quickly becoming a legal priority.
The European Artificial Intelligence Regulation, known…
Legal mistakes startups make in their first funding rounds and how to avoid them
The first funding rounds represent one of the most important moments in a startup’s life. Securing investment not only means obtaining capital to grow, but also opening the door to new legal, financial, and corporate obligations that founders often do not have fully structured. Precisely because of this lack of preparation, it is common for…
When voice becomes data: legal obligations of automated transcription
Pressing the transcription button in a meeting and receiving the minutes minutes later has become standard practice in many organisations. What frequently goes unnoticed is that behind this convenience lies personal data processing with concrete legal obligations. The Spanish Data Protection Authority (AEPD) addressed this in two articles published on its blog in January…
The updating of the right to honour in the digital era
In this context of increasing digitalization, the way in which personal reputation is built, disseminated and protected has undergone a transformation. The right to honor, traditionally linked to protection against insults or defamation in physical media, now faces far more complex challenges. Instant virality, content manipulation and the almost indefinite permanence of information have become…
Internal Information System 2026: new AIPI criteria, active deadlines and real risks
During the first years following the entry into force of Law 2/2023, of 20 February, regulating the protection of persons who report regulatory infringements, many organisations treated compliance with the whistleblowing channel as a formality: publishing a platform, drafting a policy and designating a responsible officer. That approach is no longer sufficient, and in 2026…
Investing in Real Estate through participation accounts: A complete guide to maximizing returns
Real estate investment remains one of the most reliable strategies for building and preserving wealth. In recent years, participation accounts (cuentas en participación) have gained traction as a flexible and efficient way to invest in property without directly acquiring assets or setting up a company. This structure allows investors to access real estate opportunities with…
Disputes between Minority and Majority Shareholders: Legal Avenues for Protection
What rights does a minority shareholder hold that the majority cannot override
Being a minority shareholder does not mean being insignificant. The law recognises a set of rights that cannot be suppressed by majority decision, precisely because their purpose is to balance power within the company.
Among the most relevant are the right to information,…