Court Upholds Dismissal of Worker for Refusing Mandatory Break. In La Rioja, a court has ruled the dismissal of a metal plant worker lawful after he refused to take a mandatory 15-minute break. The dispute lasted for years and ended with a decision in favor of the employer.
Court Declares Dismissal of Worker for Personal Calls to Morocco from Work Phone Illegal. A worker from Murcia was dismissed after the company discovered personal phone calls to Morocco totaling over 550 euros. The court ruled the dismissal unlawful, stating the employer failed to specify the details of the violations, and now must reinstate the employee or pay compensation.
Court Denies Woman Full Disability After Video With Broom and Neighbors. A woman from Jaén demanded €143,000 for total loss of work capacity after an accident, but the court ruled that, despite serious injuries, she is still capable of everyday activities. The key evidence was a video showing her sweeping the yard and interacting with neighbors.
Ambulance Driver in Murcia Suspended for 45 Days for Attending Local Fair. In Murcia, an ambulance driver was suspended from work for 45 days after leaving his station and driving a service vehicle to a local fair. The court upheld the punishment as lawful, taking into account a repeat offense and the misuse of the vehicle.
Court Orders INSS to Restore Driver’s Pension: Landmark Decision in Cantabria. A driver from Cantabria has won a court case to have his disability pension reinstated after it was suspended by the INSS due to a missed MRI. The reason was equipment failure, not any refusal by the patient. The agency is now required to pay all owed amounts.
Yvonne Reyes and Ramoncín: Passion, Scandal, and an Unexpected Ending. Yvonne Reyes is back in the spotlight thanks to 'Supervivientes.' Her relationship with Ramoncín became one of the most talked-about stories of the early 2000s. The affair ended not just in a breakup, but also in a court scandal.
Son of Mango Founder Arrested in Catalonia on Suspicion of Father’s Murder. Catalan police have detained Jonathan Andic, son of Mango’s founder, on suspicion of involvement in his father’s death. The death of Isak Andic in December 2024 was initially considered an accident, but the case was later reclassified as homicide.
Mango Family at the Center of Scandal: Jonathan Andic Released from Custody. Jonathan Andic, son of the Mango founder, is at the heart of a major investigation. His arrest and subsequent release on multi-million bail have sparked intense debate. The family has issued a strong statement.
Court Upholds Dismissal for 21 Hours on Social Media at Work. In the Canary Islands, a court upheld the dismissal of an employee who spent over 21 hours on Instagram and WhatsApp during working hours. The company provided evidence of the violations, and the court found no grounds for compensation.
Burger King loses court case to dismissed courier: decision upheld. A court in Madrid has ruled that the dismissal of a Burger King courier for lacking part of his uniform was unlawful. The company tried to challenge the decision but lost its appeal and must now either reinstate the employee or pay compensation.
Shakira wins case against Spanish tax authorities: court drops all charges. Shakira has achieved a complete dismissal of tax claims in Spain. The court found there was no evidence of her residency. The artist will be refunded tens of millions of euros.
Spanish Supreme Court Allows Combining Disability Pension and Benefit After 52. The Supreme Court of Spain has recognized the right of citizens to simultaneously receive a disability pension and unemployment benefits for those over 52. The decision overturns previous SEPE restrictions and could affect thousands of families.
Asturias Court Upholds Dismissal of Waitress for Unrecorded Sales and Cash Shortfall. A labor dispute in Lugones-Siero ended with a court ruling: the waitress lost her job due to regular unrecorded sales and a cash shortfall of nearly 200 euros. The court found the dismissal lawful, despite the employee's attempt to challenge the sanction.
Court Rules Dismissal of Securitas Direct Employee During Sick Leave Unlawful. In Cantabria, a court overturned the disciplinary dismissal of a Securitas Direct employee who was on sick leave after a workplace injury. The employer must reinstate the worker, pay back wages for the forced absence, and compensate for moral damages.
Tutor Andrea Nicolás Demands Separation of Paulina Rubio and Colate’s Son from Parents. The heated dispute between Paulina Rubio and Colate over their son has drawn in his court-appointed tutor. She has proposed temporarily separating the teenager from both parents. This move has become the most talked-about development in the case.
Spanish Supreme Court Bans Reducing Annual Leave Due to Maternity Leave. The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that maternity leave cannot reduce the number of days of annual vacation. This decision applies to everyone taking parental leave and changes how companies calculate leave entitlements. The issue has become crucial for labor rights.
Pause in the Battle for Her Son: Paulina Rubio Issues Statement After Court with Colate. For the first time in a long while, Paulina Rubio publicly comments on the fight for her son. The conclusion of the court proceedings with Colate once again brings the singer’s personal drama into the spotlight. In her statement, she emphasizes her position as a mother.
Court Upholds Denial of Pension for Canary Islands Plumber After Surgeries. A plumber from the Canary Islands failed to obtain recognition of permanent incapacity following serious injuries and surgeries. The court concluded that his condition is stable and does not prevent him from continuing to work in his profession.
What Has Changed for Tenants After the Repeal of the Rental Extension Decree. With the repeal of the rental extension decree, over a million contracts are now at risk of having their terms renegotiated. For those who managed to apply for an extension in time, the situation remains stable. The rest face a period of uncertainty.
How Inheritance Can Lead to Loss of the Right to Ingreso Mínimo Vital. Receiving an inheritance can result in the loss of entitlement to the Ingreso Mínimo Vital if changes are not reported in time. A court in Madrid ordered a woman to return more than 5,000 euros after reviewing her financial situation.
A woman sought in Almería who may inherit over 3 million euros. A search is underway in Almería for a woman who may be the daughter of a Granada entrepreneur and entitled to a share of a substantial inheritance. One heir has already been recognized by the court, but now it is crucial to find the second to ensure the assets are distributed fairly.
A woman sought in Almería who may inherit over 3 million euros. A search is underway in Almería for a woman who may be the daughter of a businessman from Granada and entitled to a share of a large inheritance. The court has already recognized one heir, but it is now crucial to find the second to ensure a fair distribution of the estate.
Spanish Supreme Court Invalidates Barclays Foreign Currency Mortgage Terms. The Spanish Supreme Court has declared the multi-currency clauses in Barclays' mortgage contracts invalid. All such loans must now be recalculated in euros, affecting CaixaBank clients as Barclays' legal successor.
Court Awards Compensation for Years of Temporary Work Even After Securing Permanent Position. The Supreme Court of Asturias has ordered a payment of €35,172 to an employee who, after many years of temporary employment, received a permanent contract. The ruling emphasizes that stabilization does not negate the right to compensation for past violations.
Supreme Court Allows Sale of ONCE Lottery Tickets in Bars. The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled that the sale of ONCE lottery tickets in food and beverage establishments is not subject to regional government control. The decision upholds the rights of bars and cafés, limiting the interference of autonomous communities.
Spanish Supreme Court Allows Installation of EV Charging Stations Without Neighbors’ Consent. The Spanish Supreme Court has confirmed that installing an electric vehicle charging station in an individual parking space does not require approval from the homeowners’ association. It is sufficient to notify the community and cover all costs independently.
Spanish Supreme Court Confirms Record Compensation for Overtime Mispayment. The Spanish Supreme Court has ordered a company from the port of Santander to pay a mechanic over 116,000 euros for the incorrect payment of overtime. The court ruled that a 'bonus for attendance' cannot substitute for proper overtime pay.
Inheritance with Furniture: How a Will’s Wording Raises the Tax. A woman in Madrid faced extra costs when inheriting a furnished apartment. The court confirmed: if the will explicitly mentions household items, the tax base increases by 3%.
Madrid Resident Required to Return Part of Unemployment Benefit After Selling Property. A woman in Madrid lost part of her unemployment benefit for failing to report the sale of her property. The court upheld SEPE's actions as legal but reduced the repayment amount. The case highlights the importance of promptly declaring income.
End of the week does not exempt from payments: final settlement must include weekends. Spanish courts have clarified: if an employee worked the full week and was dismissed on Friday, the final settlement must include payment for the weekend. Saturday and Sunday can no longer be excluded from the payout. This applies to all cases where employment ends at the close of the workweek.
Who Stands with Begoña Gómez: Unexpected Faces in Her Circle of Support. Begoña Gómez found herself in the spotlight after the incident with Vito Quiles. For the first time, the names of her close friends who didn't turn away have become known. Around the wife of Pedro Sánchez—new discussions and unexpected details.
Woman Loses Ingreso Mínimo Vital Due to Inheritance and Must Repay Over €5,000. Receiving an inheritance led to the cancellation of Ingreso Mínimo Vital and a demand to repay the funds. A Madrid court upheld the decision as lawful since the value of the assets exceeded the established limit. The woman must return €5,169.23.
Court Grants Disability Pension to Cleaner with Fibromyalgia. In the Basque Country, a court has ordered that a 63-year-old cleaner suffering from fibromyalgia and severe osteoarthritis be granted a disability pension, despite Social Security's previous denial. The woman will now receive 75% of her base salary.
New detail in the Isak Andic case: absence of struggle marks on hands raises questions. A new detail in the Isak Andic case has emerged, changing the tone of the discussion. Forensics found no wounds on the hands, raising further questions. Now attention has shifted to the possibility of an accident.
High-profile Cruise Case: Why Injury Compensation Is a Warning Sign for the Industry. The story of a passenger injured after consuming 14 shots of tequila aboard the Carnival Radiance sparked a lawsuit and led to a substantial compensation payout. Why could this incident affect safety standards and alcohol sales on cruises? When a holiday ends in court: how the Carnival Cruise Line case could change the rules on cruises.
