Revista Abogacía Spanish no. 137
NUMBER 137. NOVEMBER 2022
On November 22 and 23, Aula Abogacía, I National Meeting of Legal Studies and Dialogues, was held. It was the big date of the fall and it did not disappoint. In this number we tell you everything that happened. In addition, we analyze the Trans Law project and announce the winners of the XXIV Edition of the Human Rights Law Awards.
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Appointment with training and discussion
Aula Abogacía became a place for reflection and a unique opportunity to catch up on the latest legal news and the latest legal reforms. With a program divided into six itineraries, it featured more than 80 top-level speakers. At the inauguration, Miquel Roca Junyent urged lawyers to become leaders of change.
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Pros and cons of the Trans Law project
In the opinion of the jurist Altamira Gonzalo, this project threatens the rights of women and minors, which would be left unprotected, and endangers parental authority and freedom of expression. For Isaac Guijarro, co-founder of Olympe Abogados, the processing of the new law has been accompanied by a series of hoaxes that they try to make believe that this rule jeopardizes consolidated rights, when all it does is reinforce them.
Democratic Memory Law. Completion of the Transition
The new law comes to complete the democratic path undertaken with the Transition, from the conviction that reconciliation did not have and cannot have its roots in oblivion. Manuel de la Rocha Rubí and Francisca Sauquillo, lawyers and former socialist parliamentarians, write about this law.
DO NOT MISS…
Fuensanta Cabrera: "The growth of banking has to go hand in hand with consumer protection"
This lawyer, who specialises in bank disputes, has just managed to get a court to return to her client the full amount paid for floor clauses. Currently, from her office in Córdoba, she has more than 5.000 open proceedings throughout Spain.
