Law

Biorights

Constitution and Citizenship

Right to Truth and Enforced Disappearances

Right to the Truth and Memory Laws

Constitutional State, Security and Fundamental Rights

Social Integration of Foreigners

Constitutional Interpretation

Constitutional Justice

Freedom of Speech

Unaccompanied Foreign Minors

Transparency and Data Protection

EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW

CONSUMER LAW

PREFERENTIAL ACQUISITION RIGHTS

SUBJECTIVE RIGHT

LAW AND NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LEGAL

HERMENEUTICS

NEW PERSPECTIVES IN INHERITANCE LAW

PROPERTY

LEGAL REGIME APPLICABLE TO MINORS

Application of European Union tax law in Spain. - Definition of the traditional categories of financial law from a constitutional perspective. - Constitutional delimitation of rights (fundamental or not) with repercussions in the tax field - Delimitation of the incidence that the jurisprudence of the European Union Court of Justice, the European Court of Human Rights and the study of the constitutional jurisprudence of other states may have on the definition of the traditional categories of financial law or fundamental rights. - The impact of BEPS in Spanish tax law.

- Economic criminal law and criminal liability of and in companies. Migrations. Crimes against workers' rights.

- Crimes relating to town and country planning, urban planning and environmental protection.

- Criminal violence and sport.

- Crimes against the freedom and sexual compensation against adults and minors

- Legal consequences of the crime.

- General part of the criminal law. Legal theory of crime.

- Security and criminology.

BREXIT AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW : GIBRALTAR

CEUTA AND MELILLA- TOWNS, ISLANDS AND ROCKS OF SPAIN IN NORTH AFRICA- INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN LEGAL STATUS

THE GIBRALTAR DISPUTE

CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION WITH GIBRALTAR

CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION IN THE STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR REGION

COMPARATIVE LAW

FAMILY AND INHERITANCE LAW

INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW

INTERNATIONAL LAW OF THE SEA

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

HUMAN RIGHTS

BORDERS, BORDER CONTROL

IMMIGRATION AND ALIENS

ANIMAL WELL-BEING

Maritime administrative law (coasts, ports, sea, fishing, merchant navy)

Administrative law penalties

AGRIFOOD LAW

Environmental law and renewable energies

WATER LAW

Cultural Law, Historical Heritage, Cultural Institutions

Sports, Tourism and Trade Law

Social State Law (education, health, social services¿)

Rights and guarantees of citizens before the Public Administrations

Public employment

GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Public sector procurement

Private Law in the digital environment

Private Law, robotics and artificial intelligence

Credit and liability in the framework of legal-private relations

Personality and subjects of Private Law. Special consideration of vulnerable groups

Inter-private contracting and Consumer Law

Supranational market law

Housing and family

Research group is dedicated to explore the new ideas and practices in the field of fundamental human rights and field of health care and to bring new knowledge in this area. The subject of the research will be the protection of patient rights, the rights of other associated groups such as health workers, people with disabilities, vulnerable groups etc.

The concepts of Corporate Compliance and Corporate Governance are increasingly mentioned in the context of discussion about the essential features of good corporate governance, ie in the debates on management and control rules for listed companies (corporate governance), which regulations contain internationally and nationally recognized standards of good and responsible corporate governance. The concept of corporate compliance denotes the duty of the company to bring the company's actions into line with certain principles and regulations.

The main topic of the research is the business judgment rule (BJR). The rule reads that there is no breach of duty if, in the case of an entrepreneurial decision, the Board member was reasonably expected to act on the basis of appropriate information for the benefit of the Company. Within the scope of the corporate judgment, there is no full judicial review of the appropriateness of the actions taken by the managers. There is no doubt that the board of the LLC almost always make entrepreneurial decisions under uncertainty and often under great time pressure.