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Lawyer in Spain
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Read Don Quijote
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| You start a business or want to live in Spain so you will get in touch with Spanish people. Already you have learned a little bit of Spanish and you also want to know more about the Spaniards themselves. To know more about them you could read a hand book or textbook about Spain. |
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The rooted director.
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| Practical experience shows that many cultural barriers between Spain and other countries make it more difficult to manage the Spanish subsidiaries of international companies. |
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Don´t worry ... (“No se preocupe ...”)
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| Everybody who knows the Mediterranean knows this phrase. In Spain it is “No se preocupe” or in Italy “Non si preoccupare”. It carries good intentions and signifies the interest people take in good personal relationships. In Spain, the way you are treated is as important as what is said. |
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Good gracious, that is my house.
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| The last ten years people of all walks of life have set up businesses in Spain as real estate brokers or intermediaries to make a living from the booming Spanish real estate sector. It is all very legitimate, but the quality of these brokers is often not very good and one has to be careful! |
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Reverse negotiations.
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| Are you familiar with this phenomenon? It is known in jurisdictions where the concept of pre-contractual good faith is practically unknown. Such good faith implies that a party can not discontinue or stop negotiations whenever it feels like it. Such discontinuation would lead to liability for damage. |
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