Casibus Perplexis

Legal notice

Last updated · 19 August 2026

This notice governs access to and use of casibusperplexis.com. Casibus Perplexis is a trading name for the professional activity of Carlos Ibáñez Sánchez and does not currently identify a separate company.

1. Site owner and professional provider

Applicable professional rules may be consulted through the Spanish General Council of the Legal Profession and the ICAM.

2. Nature of Casibus Perplexis

Casibus Perplexis currently operates as a specialised professional brand and channel of Carlos Ibáñez Sánchez. Legal services, proposals, engagement letters and billing are provided by Carlos Ibáñez Sánchez as a self-employed professional unless a different structure is expressly notified before contracting.

3. Purpose and use

The site provides general information about professional practice, research, publications and channels for presenting matters involving automated decisions, artificial intelligence and other technologies affecting rights. Accessing the site, submitting the form or sending an email does not by itself create a lawyer-client relationship, imply acceptance of a matter, or suspend any legal or administrative deadline.

4. Legal and professional information

Content is general and informational and does not constitute individual legal advice. Before sending complete or particularly sensitive documentation, the parties' identities, conflicts of interest and the appropriate communication channel should be checked.

5. Intellectual property, links and liability

Unless stated otherwise, original texts, structure, design and graphic elements belong to Carlos Ibáñez Sánchez or are used with permission. Short quotations and links with attribution are permitted. External links remain subject to their respective owners' policies and availability.

6. Data protection and cookies

Personal-data processing is described in the Privacy Policy. Storage technologies are described in the Cookie Policy.

7. Applicable law

This site is governed by Spanish and European Union law, without prejudice to any mandatory jurisdiction applicable to protected parties.