At a time of accelerated global transformation, where technological innovation, the ecological transition, and new economic models are redefining relationships between citizens, the legal architecture that underpins our societies often becomes a hindrance rather than a useful tool. In Catalonia, the debate is growing about the need to review, update, or even eliminate laws that have become obsolete or that impede productive development and the utilization of talent. This is a question of legal rationality, but also of social justice, administrative efficiency, and economic competitiveness.