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The Central Beneficial Ownership Register presumes a legitimate interest on the part of the media and civil society organisations devoted to preventing money laundering. We defend that rule, with its limits, as a useful piece for transparency and also for firms themselves.
Guide 2 of the Spanish artificial intelligence sandbox explains the Regulation through five high-risk use cases. Some, such as staff promotion or evaluating evidence in criminal investigations, bear directly on the work of employment and criminal law firms.
The Lawyers and Human Rights Foundation and the Murcia Bar Association organise on Monday 26 October a Human Rights Forum devoted to the defence and protection of lawyers practising in risky contexts. Lawyers from Afghanistan and Equatorial Guinea take part.
A lawyer who practises on their own account can calculate their income tax return by direct estimation. In the simplified version, the Tax Agency allows a fixed percentage to be deducted for hard-to-document expenses. We review how it works according to the official manuals of the 2025 tax return campaign.
In July 2026 the Ministry for Digital Transformation published version 2.0 of its guide on transparency of high-risk AI systems, adapted to the Digital Omnibus. It is not binding, but it turns Article 13 of the AI Regulation into concrete measures of interest to those who advise on or procure these systems.
The data used to train a high-risk AI system determine a good part of its results. Guide 7 of the Spanish sandbox, updated in July 2026, explains Article 10 of the AI Regulation and the new Article 4a on the use of sensitive data to correct bias.
