Ruth Núñez López

Labor Law

Practice areas

Labor Law.

Sectors

Automotive industry, construction industry, timber industry, metal industry, chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics industry, food industry, hospital services sector, industrial services sector, engineering sector, commerce.

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| Professional Background

Ruth began her professional career in September of 2007 at Garrigues, in the Labor Law Department of the Burgos office, where she served for 6 years as an associate at the firm. When Garrigues closed its office in Burgos in 2013, she set up her own law firm with her mates from the Labor Law Department, collaborating closely with the rest of the partners at Actio Summa until its founding in October of 2021.

She provides legal advising services related with Labor Law to companies in various fields such as the automotive, construction, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries.

| Training

2002-2007 Degree in Law from the University of Burgos.
2007-2009 Executive Master in Business Law from the Garrigues Study Center.

| Languages

Spanish – English.

Professional Affiliations - Recognitions

Member of the Burgos Bar Association.

News

Is dismissal considered null and void in cases of temporary disability?

by Álvaro Herrera Pereda | Nov 10, 2021 | Labor Law

[Document outdated due to the entry into force of Law 15/2022, of July 12, 2002, on equal treatment and non-discrimination] The recent judgment from the High Court of Justice of Catalonia dated 14 September 2021 provides a useful summary of current case law in this...

Effectiveness and validity of shareholders’ agreements

by José Luis Vecilla Camazón | Nov 10, 2021 | Commercial Law

As defined by the Spanish Supreme Court (see, among others, STS 128/2009 and 138/2009 both on 6 March), <<shareholders' agreements (also known in Spanish as acuerdo o pactos parasociales) are “those agreements through which shareholders intend to regulate, with...

Limitation on the distribution of dividends due to ERTES

by José Luis Vecilla Camazón | Nov 10, 2021 | Commercial Law

As a result of the health crisis arising from the pandemic caused by COVID-19, many companies have been forced to promote Record of Temporary Employment Regulation ("ERTES") to mitigate the negative effects caused by such situation. Specific regulations have been...

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