Esther Garrido

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Esther Garrido

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Esther is a litigator in Devesa’s Litigation Department. Specialising in civil and criminal law, she focuses her professional practice on the strategic defence of the interests of companies and individuals, both in providing comprehensive advice on the proper fulfilment of the requirements prior to legal proceedings and during all stages of the legal process.

  • Double Degree in LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY from the University of Alicante (2018 – 2023)
  • Master’s degree in law and advocacy from the University of Alicante (2023 – 2025)
  • C1 Advanced Level certified by Cambridge English
  • Member No. 9,287 of the Alicante Bar Association
  • DEVESA LAW FIRM (2024-present)
insolvency, Blog
Fondo oscuro

The Spanish Insolvency Act: what businesses need to know before filing for insolvency, when to apply, how the procedure works and which debts may be discharged

When a company experiences serious financial difficulties, uncertainty often arises as to the appropriate time to take legal action. It is precisely for these situations that insolvency proceedings (concurso de acreedores) exist. In Spain, insolvency proceedings are governed by Royal Legislative Decree 1/2020 of 5 May, approving the consolidated text of the Spanish Insolvency Act […]
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litigation, Blog
¿Quién responde ante el phishing bancario Claves sobre responsabilidad y restitución

Who is liable for banking phishing? Key points on liability and restitution

Burden of proof, user negligence and the European configuration of the liability regime The rise in digital fraud and, in particular, banking phishing has profoundly altered the landscape of financial institutions’ liability. We are no longer dealing with rudimentary scams. Contemporary phishing attacks combine emails, SMS messages and web pages that are almost indistinguishable from […]
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Blog
la-LO-12025

Are electronic means valid for complying with the MASC requirement?

Organic Law 1/2025 and the new procedural admissibility requirement in civil and commercial matters The entry into force of Organic Law 1/2025 of 2 January on measures to improve the efficiency of the Public Justice Service (LO 1/2025) has brought about a substantial change in access to civil and commercial jurisdiction. As of 3 April […]
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