Corporate insolvency filings fall 13.2 percent in October: 673 companies declared, with Barcelona and Madrid concentrating a third
The October 2026 insolvency barometer records 673 declarations, 13.2 percent fewer than in September.
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The Navarra appeal court and the eviction no one could stop: vulnerability is not enough when the protecting decree has lapsed
The Navarra Provincial Court confirms that between repealed decrees there was no rule to suspend an eviction and that those orders cannot be appealed.
Judgment 1649/2026 addresses the mortgage cramdown in no-asset insolvency: the excess can be discharged, but only when the asset is realised
The Supreme Court's first judgment on mortgage cramdown in no-asset insolvency: article 492 bis does not apply and the excess debt is discharged.
Three million unenforced judgments: the CGPJ activates a shock plan for the most congested labour courts
The CGPJ launches reinforcement proceedings for the labour courts with the most backlog: 50 reinforcement posts, RD 559/2026 and a 1 June 2027 horizon.
Bankruptcy filings jump 36% in September while the year-to-date figure stays flat
Creditors' bankruptcy filings grew 36% year-on-year in September 2026, while the nine-month total rose just 0.6%. Keys for insolvency practices.
The approval matrix: who signs what in the firm (and why almost nobody has it written down)
The question 'who can approve this?' is asked daily in every firm, and the answer usually depends on who is in the office that day.