Our firm’s lawyers have extensive experience before the Cyprus Courts. Our litigation department represents various national and international clients in litigation relating to various business, commercial and corporate disputes. Our litigation team also represents clients in litigation relating to banking and finance disputes, debt collection, construction law matters, employment law matters, personal injury claims, property disputes, cases relating to hire purchase agreements, and bankruptcy and insolvency.
Our lawyers advise and represent national and international clients in domestic and international arbitrations and mediations and assist with the enforcement of arbitral awards.
Our lawyers also advise and represent clients in proceedings before the Administrative Court of Cyprus and other public authorities, such as the Tender Review Authority and the Commission for the Protection of Competition. Furthermore, our lawyers advise and represent clients before the Consumer Protection Service of the Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry.
Moreover, our team engages in the drafting and filing of applications for the issue of grants of letters administration and the re-sealing of grants issued in foreign jurisdictions, linked with Commonwealth.
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 […]