Your digital business has
real legal obligations.
A website, online shop or app without the proper legal documentation is not just a fine waiting to happen — it signals a lack of professionalism to your clients.
All the law that applies
to your online presence
- Legal notice, privacy and cookie policies (LSSI + GDPR)
- General terms of use and of purchase
- Online service provision contracts
- DSA compliance (Digital Services Act)
- Legal obligations for marketplaces and platforms
- Right of withdrawal and online consumer protection
- Online reputation: challenging fake reviews
- Liability for third-party content
- Cybersecurity: NIS2 and incident management
- Influencers and covert advertising (Spanish Influencer Law)
The most critical issues for
any digital business
LSSI and cookie compliance
The LSSI (Spanish Information Society Services Act) requires any website with economic activity to have a legal notice, a privacy policy and a functional cookie banner.
Fines of up to 150,000 euros for serious infringements
E-commerce and consumers
Online shops must provide information on total prices, delivery times, the 14-day right of withdrawal and the complaints process before the customer buys.
Obligations under the Omnibus Directive
Online reputation and defamation
Fake reviews on Google or Trustpilot, defamatory mentions on social media or content that damages your image: we can act both out of court and through the courts.
Right to be forgotten and content removal
Does your website
comply with all of this?
We review your digital presence
and identify the risk points.
In a single session we analyse your website, online shop or app and identify which legal documents are missing or out of date.
