This program is especially aimed at lawyers, economists and auditors, as well as business graduates with experience in bankruptcy proceedings, both as bankruptcy administrators and as legal experts. It is also aimed at students of the School of Legal Practice, graduates in Law and Business, judges, magistrates and court clerks.
Application via website, submission of documentation and formalisation of admission at the University.
From 6 November onwards. Fridays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Comprehensive, practical programme taught by legal experts
1st SESSION
1. Communicating the initiation of negotiations to reach a proposal for an early agreement.
2. Other financing agreements.
2nd SESSION
1. Bankruptcy of physical persons.
3rd SESSION
1. Credit rating: controversial and topical aspects.
4th SESSION
1. The Bankruptcy Agreement.
2. Failure to comply with the agreement.
5th SESSION
1. The transmission of productive units.
2. Labour aspects involved in bankruptcy proceedings.
6th SESSION
1. Declaration of bankruptcy from a commercial and criminal perspective and possible juxtapositions. Recent jurisprudence.
This specialisation course in Bankruptcy Law is taught by experts and professionals with proven teaching or professional experience that have been chosen for their recognised prestige and level of specialisation in the field.
Juan Antonio Roger Gamir
Partner and director of the Commercial Law Department at Foro Legal Abogados.
Rafael Gimeno-Bayón Cobos
Former Supreme Court Judge. Associate at Lexaudit & Concursal SLP.
Alejandro Gimeno-Bayón Forteza
Lawyer and economist.
Judges from commercial law courts, Social Security lawyers and the course directors themselves.
€ 1,115*
*Price for the 2021-22 academic year
Tuition fees correspond, solely and exclusively, to the provision of teaching as part of the programme enrolled on, and this is the only service offered in exchange for the payment of those fees. By enrolling, the student accepts that decisions made by the competent authorities may, directly or indirectly, render it necessary to carry out teaching, tutoring, work placements or assessment tests either in person or via distance learning.
The student accepts that they remain obliged to pay any such fees in full even if, for reasons beyond the control of the University, some of the educational activities included in the degree cannot be carried out as initially provided for in the course guides at the beginning of the academic year. If restrictions are part in place, the University will provide the student with a guarantee that the activity will be rescheduled when possible, taking into consideration the interests of the student and any other applicable academic criteria.
Participants in this seminar must pay in full before starting the course. The University Master’s Department will send prospective students the registration form so that they can make the payment at one of the financial institutions that appear on the registration document. Students will have 15 calendar days to make this payment.
Abat Oliba CEU University has credit agreements with various institutions meaning our students can finance the entirety of their studies with excellent conditions. For more information, those interested may contact the Academic Management Service or any office of the following financial institutions: CaixaBank, Banco Santander and BBVA.
Postgraduate and Further University Studies
Bellesguard 30. 08022 Barcelona
Tel. +34 93 253 72 03
[email protected]
Those applying to take this Seminar in Bankruptcy Law must hold either a higher university degree from Spain (diplomatura, licenciatura or ingeniería superior) or a foreign degree (equivalent to an undergraduate or bachelor’s degree in Anglo-Saxon systems).
This seminar would be particularly useful for: practising lawyers and those with a degree in law and/or business who work advising companies and other professionals with responsibilities relating to the business field.
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