LIBRALEX is a network of law firms located in major business centres, principally in Europe. LIBRALEX was founded as a result of the desire of independent lawyers to work together to respond to the needs of their clients in the context of the Single European Market and the complexity of international commerce, where international law, EU law and national laws often coincide.
Each law firm is able to perform its services in either English or French. Since the creation of LIBRALEX IN 1992, the member law firms have sought to offer their respective clients the same efficiency and quality of service from other European colleagues as they would receive “at home”. As a result, the members of the network share the common core values of quality, availability and legal expertise.
These common values are cultivated through strong personal relationships among the members of the network, fostered by:
Pamboridis LLC’s candidacy was approved in October 2008 at the Vienna meeting and since then it is a full member.
The basic principle, central prerequisite and condition for the application of the TUPE Law is that the “transfer” must concern: Therefore, in order to determine whether a particular transaction falls within the scope of the TUPE Law, particular importance is attached to whether (a) an organized group of resources has been transferred and, furthermore, (b) […]
Mandatory Electronic Registration: Under the Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions Law 25(I)/2023 and based on Regulation ΚΔΠ455/2024, an important administrative obligation has been imposed on all employers of the private sector to submit the essential terms of employment of all their employees to the government electronic platform “ERGANI”. Employers who fail to comply risk facing […]
This article examines the extensive power of the Attorney General in Cyprus to suspend criminal prosecutions (nolle prosequi), highlighting how the lack of clear legal criteria, transparency, and external oversight raises significant concerns for accountability and public trust in the justice system. It outlines how European institutions and judicial bodies have repeatedly criticized this framework […]