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The Cyprus Supreme Court pointed out, in the well known case of Odysseos Andreas v. A. Pieris Estates Ltd and Another that "an injunction has been, historically, one of the principal weapons of equity...

Cyprus has emerged as a centre for resolution of international disputes in recent years given the plethora of multinational companies and high-profile individuals taking advantage...

When a commercial agreement is terminated, businesses face immediate consequences including lost territories, revenue streams, and customer relationships. However, receiving a termination notice does not automatically mean the other party had the legal right to end the agreement. Understanding the contractual terms, alleged breaches, and available remedies under Cyprus law becomes critical to protecting your business interests and determining whether the termination itself constitutes a breach of contract.

Cyprus was a British colony until 16 August 1960, when it became an independent sovereign republic.

Road traffic accidents are among the most frequent reasons people seek legal counsel in Cyprus. While some cases settle directly with insurers, others demand thorough legal, medical, and factual examination—particularly when serious injuries, disputed liability, long-term symptoms, loss of earnings, or future medical needs are involved. This comprehensive FAQ addresses the most common questions about car accident and personal injury claims in Cyprus.

Cyprus offers a well-established litigation framework grounded in common law principles, while increasingly shaped by modern procedural reform.

A freezing order, often referred to as a Mareva injunction, is one of the most powerful interim remedies available in Cyprus litigation. It is designed to prevent a defendant from disposing of, transferring, hiding...

The recent Supreme Court's case under the title: MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND PUBLIC ORDER (AS A CENTRAL AUTHORITY BASED ON THE LAW (Law 11 (III) / 94) AFTER AUTHORIZATION SAVVA v. GIORKATZI

A Cyprus Court of Appeal judgment provides crucial guidance on recognizing English court judgments in Cyprus, examining third-party litigation funding arrangements, and clarifying when recognition may be refused on public policy grounds. The decision addresses the narrow grounds for challenging foreign judgment recognition and confirms that properly structured litigation funding does not violate Cyprus public policy.

Derivative actions are a powerful legal mechanism that enables shareholders to bring claims on behalf of a company when those in control fail to act in the company's best interests.

Το Ανώτατο Δικαστήριο, στην Πολιτική Έφεση Αρ. 344/2017, εξέδωσε σημαντική απόφαση με την οποία έκρινε ότι η

Cyprus has established a comprehensive framework for commercial litigation and dispute resolution, featuring newly reformed civil procedure rules, specialized courts, and robust interim remedies. The jurisdiction offers sophisticated enforcement mechanisms for both domestic and foreign judgments, while maintaining strong arbitration infrastructure aligned with international standards.

Please set out the various regimes applicable to recognising and enforcing judgments in your jurisdiction and the names of the countries to which such special regimes apply.

Medical negligence cases occupy a difficult space in civil litigation. A patient may know that something went wrong, may have suffered a serious deterioration in health...

The acquisition of immovable property in Cyprus is often one of the most significant financial commitments an individual or investor will make.

Personal injury claims represent one of the most significant areas of civil litigation in Cyprus, as they involve not only the legal assessment of liability but also the complex process of determining the appropriate level of compensation for the harm suffered by an injured person.

Our firm has contributed the Cyprus Dispute Resolution Chapter for Getting the Deal Through.

Cyprus serves as a critical international enforcement jurisdiction for cross-border disputes, offering multiple legal pathways for recognising and enforcing foreign judgments against assets, corporate structures, and property. The procedural route chosen—whether through EU regulations, Hague Conventions, bilateral treaties, domestic legislation, or common law—can materially affect speed, cost, and ultimate recoverability for creditors seeking to execute judgments obtained abroad.