Five arrested in Spain’s Andalucia as police bust ‘black magic’ prostitution ring that held 22 women captive
Voodoo or black magic was used to intimidate the women if they refused to have sex and their captors would also fine them €50
Gibraltar man awarded £745 settlement by hotel… in pound coins
AFTER a legal case against a hotel in Gibraltar, a settlement has been awarded by paying a resident in a bag of coins. Martyn Brown,
Distribution company will also sue over Mallorcan meat scandal
THE distribution company connected to the rotten meat scandal has announced that they too will take the dodgy company to court. The Association of Food
Spanish man jailed for sexually abusing cousin in Andalucia after plying her with drugs
A 36-year-old Spanish man who sexually abused his cousin while she was unconscious has been sentenced to five years in prison. Â The offence, dating
Man who bought BHS for £1 is found guilty for part in pension mishap
District Judge William Ashworth said some of the evidence given by Chappell was ‘not credible’ with some of his explanations ‘making no sense’.
Real Madrid’s Luca Modric appears in court over defrauding the taxman
He is accused of defrauding the tax authorities of €870,728 in 2013 and 2014.
Parents allowed to read kids’ Whatsapp messages, court rules in Pontevedra
The judge ruled that there was a legal clash with Article 154 of the country’s civil code, relating to parental responsibilities.
Olive Press judges Málaga’s new five star Miramar Hotel that was previously a court
It has been 12 years since Jon Clarke first step through the doors at the Palacio de Miramar and since then a lot has changed.
Riot girls: Feminist court case highlights how freedom of expression is stifled in Spain
Last month, a student was given a suspended prison sentence after tweeting about the 1973 assassination of Francoist Prime Minister Admiral Blanco
Spanish court annulls Airbnb fine
The property sharing site had been sanctioned for advertising lodgings without a permit to host tourists
23-stone man accused of squashing donkey to death in Spain did not commit a crime, judge rules
A judge has thrown out the case at a preliminary trial, ruling that there is ‘no evidence of a criminal offence’
Spain’s gag law fight taken to European court
Group of journalists fight against ‘gag law’ which may decrease police accountability in Spain
Mind your language!
Mouthing off in Spain is putting your foot in it big-style when the law intervenes, writes Antonio Flores
General Motors on trial in Cadiz for causing bankruptcy of local dealership and loss of 150 jobs
Eight years ago, the American company suddenly closed every single Opel factory in Andalucia
Pharmacy in Sevilla wins right to withhold morning-after pill
Spanish court rules that a fine for not selling the morning-after pill violates pharmacist's ideological rights
EXCLUSIVE: Baron Rothschild indicted in France over fraud case
French police have been ordered to track down one of Europe’s wealthiest aristocrats over a fraud involving hundreds of British pensioners
Commission? Think again
Antonio Flores argues that Real Estate agents are not entitled to commission for registering a client with a property owner or developer
Nerja footballer on trial for assaulting referee
Goalkeeper Ivan Cabello faces a 26-month prison sentence
Former mayor in court as 29 foreign-owned homes face demolition in Almeria
The former mayor of Almeria, Federico Molina, stands accused of allowing homes to be illegally built on protected land
Mother of a man murdered in Spain describes the approaching trial as being ‘like hitting a brick wall’
Paul Fether was murdered in Benalmadena in April 2010
Ex-mayor of Tolox facing two years behind bars in Malaga trial
Urban-planning licences gave 'free rein' to build on non-urbanised land
Madrid judges probed over receiving payments in return for IT contracts
Judges have been receiving 'back door' payments since 2011
Spanish officers to appear in court accused of beating a migrant in Melilla
The 23-year-old was carried, apparently unconscious, back to Morocco
Law in action
Resolution to residency cases in record time gives hope to foreign investors, writes lawyer Antonio Flores
Lawyer slams British bureaucracy for keeping innocent expat in Spanish jail
Allegedly innocent Dutchman Romano van der Dussen has been behind bars for 11 years
Spain’s Princess Cristina ordered to sell mansion to cover trial costs
The Princess is facing four years in jail for accessory to tax fraud