What Is a Sole Trader in Spain? In Spain, a sole trader is known as an autónomo. It’s the most common structure for freelancers, self-employed individuals, and small business owners. You operate under your own name or brand, are personally liable for business debts, and must comply with local tax and social security obligations. ✅ […]

Why Risk Management Matters in Spain Spain offers exciting opportunities for international businesses, but legal, financial, operational, and reputational risks can arise without local expertise. At Borderless Lawyers, we help companies, startups, and investors identify, assess, and mitigate business risks in Spain—across sectors and regions. 🔍 Key Business Risks to Manage in Spain ⚖️ Legal

Understanding Shareholder Disputes in Spain Shareholder disputes can destabilize Spanish companies and destroy shareholder value—especially in private limited companies (SL) or family businesses. These conflicts may arise from disagreements over management, profit distribution, voting rights, or exit terms. At Borderless Lawyers, we provide legal guidance to foreign shareholders, expats, and international investors to resolve shareholder

Contract Disputes in Spain: An Overview Contractual disputes are one of the most common legal challenges faced by foreign companies and individuals operating in Spain. Whether involving commercial contracts, rental agreements, employment terms, or cross-border deals, Spain offers structured legal mechanisms for resolution. At Borderless Lawyers, we help international clients resolve disputes efficiently—whether through court,

Residency in Spain: Overview for Expats and Foreign Nationals Spain offers several legal residency pathways for individuals and families looking to live, work, study, or retire in the country. Residency status allows foreigners to stay longer than 90 days, open bank accounts, enroll children in school, and access healthcare and other services. At Borderless Lawyers,