BeYou @ECIJA with Alex Díaz
Alex Díaz Sánchez joined ECIJA after working on some of the most outstanding audiovisual productions in the country, including the saga "Padre no hay más que uno", where he has been collaborating for more than a decade. His enthusiasm for sport - another of his great passions - drives him to tackle each case with energy and discipline, values that he transmits to the Media team, of which he is a true reference.
Recent fatherhood has given him a new perspective and the possibility of finding a balance between his personal and professional life. This human approach translates into his daily relationship with colleagues and clients, always maintaining the closeness and commitment that define him.
Alex is #EcijaTeam in its purest form: an example of self-improvement, companionship and healthy ambition. Thanks to him, every production and every legal challenge finds a plus of passion and excellence.
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The new Federal Film and Audiovisual Act, published on 22 May 2026, repeals the 1992 legislation in order to comprehensively regulate the production, distribution and screening of content in traditional cinemas and on digital on-demand platforms.
The project will establish the foundations for the secure, scalable, and responsible design, development, and deployment of artificial intelligence solutions within the regional government
The World Cup kicked off on June 11 in Mexico City and, for a little over a month, will be the most-watched event on the planet. Industry estimates point to a cumulative audience of nearly five billion people and more than USD 10 billion in additional global advertising spend. For fans, it is a celebration. For brands, it is the most coveted communications platform in the world.
The CNMC has begun to focus on this new landscape. Not to tell brands 'don't produce brand content', but for a much more specific reason: to ensure that consumers know when they are being shown advertising.
The firm is ranked at level 1 in Copyright and related rights and at level 2 in trademark prosecution, with 11 professionals recognised in the international ranking.
The presentation of the PROFILM report highlights the decrease in investment and international projects in Spain, emphasizing the need to strengthen incentives and legal certainty.
The growing use of Camariñas lace by the fashion industry has reignited the debate on its legal protection as a cultural and economic asset.
There are specific rules that must be followed, as failure to do so can result in fines running into tens of millions of pesos and even the closure of the establishment.
