While law firms specialized in the field of business start to see the end of the crisis, aupadas by the recovery of mergers and acquisitions, there are other areas in the field of law that recognize their finances not only they do not go well, but at the limit. In the case of small firms or self-employed with problems renewing its client or representing individuals or SMEs with liquidity problems and therefore payment.
In fact, 85% of lawyers practicing ensures that many of his peers, and even themselves, are experiencing serious economic difficulties, as is apparent from VI Internal Barometer Law, developed independently by Metroscopia, which reflects the views of more than 2,000 Spanish lawyers.
The general feeling in the industry is not optimistic either regarding the operation of Justice. Almost nine out of ten lawyers believe that the administration “have very severe and profound crisis”, which call for a state pact to address this situation.
Politicization
According it appears from the report, there are virtually unanimous in pointing out that governments, whatever their political persuasion, are more interested in controlling the Justice rather than try to improve and gain efficiency. In his opinion, many of the evils of the system are due to poor organization, but also because the model is typical of the last century. Six out of ten lawyers are convinced that the functioning of the administration is conveniently designed for judges and lawyers, but does not meet criteria of usefulness to the citizen who is the one who actually makes use of it.
The barometer has also taken the pulse of the industry on issues such as corruption, according to most scholars, continues at very high levels, although concentrated specifically in public life. One of the conclusions of the survey is that the “feeling that corruption exists in Spain stands at the levels recorded in Romania”, but actually the data are comparable to those of other neighboring countries, such as Germany and Denmark.
That misperception by society, according to law, is that these cases are not fought with due promptness and determination. Once again, the slow functioning of justice is one of the factors that come into play for that feeling of impunity occurs.
With other eyes see his own profession. “Bad economic, but getting better in quality, sensitivity, professional competence and attention to the rights of citizens and new social problems” in the words of Carlos Carnicer, president of the General Council of Spanish Lawyers (CGAE).
Conclusion
85% of the lawyers acknowledge that the crisis is causing economic difficulties in law. 86% believe that justice does not work well, and 92% claiming a state pact as a solution. 88% of the lawyers think that the judicial system should be financed exclusively by the State Budget, without additional fees. 95% perceive that corruption remains at very high levels in Spain. The lawyers, including all legal professions, are the most valued by citizens. Most lawyers appreciates the role of professional associations. The sector is adapting to new technologies and eight out of ten lawyers have collegial card with digital signature.
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