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Corporate Crimes

9 articles on corporate crimes: penalties, case law and defense strategy. See the practice area →

Corporate Crime

Abusive Shareholder Resolutions: Article 291 of the Criminal Code

Article 291 CP punishes those who, abusing their majority, impose abusive resolutions to the detriment of the other shareholders and without any benefit to the company.

June 17, 2026
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Delitos Societarios

Obstructing Supervision or Inspection (Art. 294 CP)

What obstruction of inspection or supervisory activity is under Art. 294 CP: who is liable, in which regulated markets, the penalties, and how it is defended.

June 17, 2026
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Corporate Crime

False Accounts: The Offence of Art. 290 of the Criminal Code

Article 290 CP punishes the director who falsifies the annual accounts or other company documents in a way capable of causing financial harm.

June 14, 2026
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Criminal Law Dictionary

Article 252 Spanish Criminal Code: Unfair Administration (2026)

Article 252 of the Spanish Criminal Code: what unfair administration is, how it differs from misappropriation, who can commit it and the penalties, referred…

May 20, 2026
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Organic Law 14/2022

Organic Law 14/2022: Reformed Economic Crimes in Spain

Organic Law 14/2022 deeply reformed private corruption (Art. 286 bis CP), corruption in international transactions.

May 17, 2026
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trade secrets

Criminal conviction for using trade secrets to launch a rival firm (arts. 278-280 CP)

Two former executives were sentenced to one year in prison for using their old employer's client list and confidential files to build a competing company.

May 15, 2026
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Corporate Crime

Corporate Crimes: Unfaithful Management and False Accounting

When business management crosses the red line. We analyse the criminal liability of the de facto director and the consequences of cooking the annual accounts.

January 22, 2026
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Corporate Crime

Deadlocked 50/50 Company in Spain: Criminal and Commercial Solutions

When two 50% shareholders cannot agree, the company is paralysed. We analyse the legal ways out: from judicial dissolution to a criminal complaint for…

January 22, 2026
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Corporate Crime

Off-the-Books Accounting in Spain: How to Detect It and the Consequences

Double bookkeeping (off-the-books accounting) is a criminal time bomb. We analyse how it is detected, which offences it involves and the triple threat:…

January 22, 2026
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