Complete archive of AGENTE LEX, from the most recent to the oldest.
The Spanish Legal Profession argues in its Circular 1/2026 that reports a lawyer prepares and delivers to their client remain protected by professional secrecy, including against a tax requirement. We think it is right, and explain why.
Collecting compensation for a client and deducting the outstanding fees from it seems practical. Without express written authorisation, it is an infringement. Circular 2/2025 of the Spanish Legal Profession explains the rules and their consequences.
Lawyers who invoice companies and professionals have tax withheld; those who work mostly for private individuals do not. That split decides whether they must file form 130 every quarter. We explain it using the Tax Agency's instructions.
Since 30 January 2026, judges and magistrates have their own rules for using artificial intelligence. They can only use systems provided by the administrations or the CGPJ, always as support and with human control. We explain what it means for those who litigate.
The Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe published a guide on lawyers' use of generative AI in October 2025. It sorts the risks, links them to the usual professional duties and proposes concrete measures. We summarise the essentials.
The 2026 call, regulated by Order PJC/298/2026, was held online on 2 July and its marks were published in August. We explain its structure, how the pass is calculated and what deadlines apply to those who want to have their mark reviewed.
