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On the 26th February 2021, the Amending Law 14 (I) of 2021 was published in the Gazette of the Republic, by which lawyers will be able to accept an oath before them in the affidavits.

In the recent English Appellate decision in SERVIS TERMINAL LLC -V- DRELLE (2025) EWCA CIV 62, it has been held that a foreign judgment which has not been recognized...

In a recent case handled by our firm, we succeeded acting on behalf of a Claimant to obtain a judgment against a defendant for a debt which was owed to the Claimant...

The Supreme Court of Cyprus ruled that a bilateral investment treaty between Cyprus and Poland became inapplicable after both countries joined the European Union.

In a recent judgment issued by the English Court of Appeal in R (Jet2.com Ltd) -v- Civil Aviation Authority (Law Society of England & Wales intervening) (2020) EWCA Civ 35, it has been held that ...

We are proud to announce that one more success has been added to the long track of successful cases of our Litigation Team.

In a case involving service of court documents in a Member State pursuant to Regulation (EC) 1393/2007, the Supreme Court of Cyprus referred the following preliminary questions to the Court of European Union...

In the English case SOUTH CAROLINA INSURANCE CO -V- ASSURANCE MAATSCHAPPIJ "DE ZEVEN PROVINCIEN NV (1987), the defendants to an English Action

A recent decision of the Larnaca District Court reaffirms the well-established principle that punitive and exemplary damages can be awarded on the basis of the degree of liability.

On the 22nd of November 2022, the European Court of Justice issued a judgment on the termination of public access to UBO Registers of all companies.

This Regulation aims to harmonize the conflict of law rules on cross border successions and provides a single connecting factor that will determine the applicable law and jurisdiction.

In the context of the Appeal under number E223/21, the Appellants filed an application to amend the title of the Appeal requesting the replacement of the Special Administrator with the Liquidator.

The cooperation between the judicial authorities of the Member States of the European Union is a cornerstone for a European area of freedom, security and justice.

According to the English case of Barron v Potter [1914] 1 Ch 895 which has been cited with approval in the Cypriot 1st Instance case of RE PRINOS LAHANAGORA LTD.

Recently, the District Court of Paphos granted a decision in relation to the appointment of a Lawyer to act on behalf of a Company in judicial proceedings as follows...

In cases of cross-border parental responsibility, borders do not merely divide States but also lives. Where different legal systems and perceptions of the child’s best interests intersect, jurisdiction emerges as the modern “apple of discord.”

In a unanimous judgment given on the 12th of June 2025, the Supreme Court of Cyprus reaffirmed that a mortgage creates an autonomous primary obligation, independent of the lender's ability to prove a debt against the mortgagor personally.

In a recent decision of the English Commercial Court in ESSAR SHIPPING LTD –v- BANK OF CHINA LTD (2015) it has been held that an applicant to an anti-suit injunction shall act promptly and not sleep on his rights.