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All across Europe the under-25 age group has been struggling to find employment over the past few years. In February 2014, the Spanish government stepped in to help Spain’s youth find jobs with an important initiative that encourages businesses to employ more 16 to...

Perez Legal Group believes that it’s vital for Spanish law firms, particularly those on the Costa del Sol, to offer expert and up-to-date advice about Spanish and European inheritance laws to their foreign clients. Inheritance is something we all need to consider when...

An advantage Perez Legal Group has over many other local law firms is that Raquel Perez worked in the UK as a lawyer for a several years. This has given her an understanding of northern European culture and ways of working, along with English language skills that...

The Spanish government is turning to ‘shopping’ in a bid to help boost the economy through increased domestic spending. The two-pronged approach, which the government hopes will produce the needed financial growth, centres on easing the legislation around shop opening...

Following a dramatic victory last week of two passengers against two separate British airline companies, many passengers who have been delayed on flights for more than three hours may now be entitled to compensation. Current policy states that passengers are entitled...

If you like the convenience of online shopping but find all that cold calling right into the evening highly annoying, then we’ve got some great news. Thanks to a combination of new EU and Spanish legislation, consumers in Spain are now better protected than ever. One...

Buying a property can be a complicated process when you don’t have the right advice and support, so it is important to be well-informed and have good professionals at your side. Raquel Perez at Marbella law firm Perez Legal Group explains the process in an easy to...

A communicator with a natural touch – which is not always the case with lawyers – Raquel Perez of Perez Legal Group is no stranger to speaking before large groups of people, be it offering legal advice and information at seminars, professional conferences or hosting...

Working as self employed or autonomo is becoming more and more common in Spain as increasing numbers of Spaniards and expats focus on their own entrepreneurial skills to earn a living. In the past, there has been much criticism of the red tape surrounding autonomo...