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‘El Canal Marítimo y Logístico’ took advantage of the celebration of the annual meeting of AIYON Abogados S.L.P. to meet in Bilbao with the five partners of the firm. Close to celebrating 10 years in the market, each of them pointed out the strengths of their multidisciplinary team of lawyers, as well as the different […]
Further to our post Order TMA/201/2022, of 14 March: New procedure for the settlement of disputes in favour of air transport users we must now refer to Order TMA/469/2023 of 17 April accrediting the Spanish Aviation Safety Agency (AESA) as an alternative dispute resolution entity in the field of air transport. In our previous post we […]
From 5 to 7 September 2024, our colleague Irantzu Sedano participated in the ‘5th International Human Rights Public Speaking Competition for Young Lawyers’, organised by the European Federation of Bar Associations in Gdansk, Poland. Showing its commitment not only to the legal field but also to the defence of fundamental values at the international level, […]
Our colleagues in charge of the Algeciras and Cadiz offices, José Dominguez and Enrique Ortiz, represent AIYON at the ‘SMM Hamburg 2024’ fair, which is held in the Hamburg Messe congress hall in Hamburg (Germany). The ‘SMM Hamburg’ is considered the largest trade fair for the maritime industry, specialising in shipbuilding, machinery and marine technology. […]
It is not an opinion, but a fact, that air transport is the safest means of travel, allowing the movement of cargo and passengers in a short space of time, and this on the basis of the significant distances that are travelled. That said, the experience of frequent air travellers is subject to the very […]
In this article we would like to highlight the content of the Resolution of 22 May 2023, issued by the Directorate General for Land Transport, which establishes the requirements and systems that must be met by administrative control documents in electronic format for road transport in Spain, derived from Article 222.2 of the Regulation of […]
The recent judgement no. 185/2024 of the 4th Section of the Murcia Provincial Court dated 8 February 2024, reviewing the case law referring to the nature of the one (1) year period for the exercise of claims for loss or damage during carriage by sea under a bill of lading established by the International Convention […]
On their recent trip to Piraeus (Greece), our colleagues from the Algeciras and Cadiz offices had the pleasure of taking part in the symposium entitled “Geopolitics, Climate Change and Regulations: The importance of Shipping Straits in the Global Maritime Activities and Markets”, organised by the companies DINO THEO ATLANTIS M.C., SL and MARGI MARINE. At […]
I. Introduction In any commercial or industrial activity involving the exchange of goods or services, there is a risk for the supplier that he will not be paid for his goods or services. To avoid these risks, market operators can take appropriate contractual measures or assert the rights that the legal system, the law, grants […]
THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION RULES THAT SPANISH LAW CANNOT IMPOSE GREATER REQUIREMENTS FOR THE VALIDITY OF INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION CLAUSES INSERTED IN BILLS OF LADING IN FAVOUR OF EUROPEAN COURTS EXTRACT: The recent Judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) rules that the Spanish Law requirement of a […]