Regulating the conduct of public authorities in their execution of requests submitted by citizens of the Republic of Cyprus was the focus of a recent Supreme Court of Cyprus judgement.

The Law for the Treatment of Accused Substance-dependent individuals has been amended with the enactment of Law 102(Ι)/2017.

Chambers and Partners' Global Guide to the Enforcement of Judgments 2019 provides expert legal commentary on the key issues and latest developments affecting businesses in various jurisdictions

In a landmark judgment dated 6th February 2026, the Supreme Constitutional Judicial Council (SCJC) dismissed Opposition...

This engaging webinar, presented by Patrikios Legal, aims to explore the significance and role of Cyprus in the realm of International Arbitration in an interactive format.

Starting January 1st, 2023, the Public Service Commission (Evaluation of Employees) Regulations 2022, as outlined in the Regulatory Administrative Act 28/2022...

With its recent judgment in the case Regarding Giacintoco Holdings Limited, Petition 483/19, 18/11/2019

This exciting webinar, brought to you by Patrikios Pavlou & Associates LLC, aims to present in an interactive manner the importance and role of Cyprus within the field of International Arbitration.

An article concerning litigation between industry giant Apple Inc. and Epic Games Inc., written by our Legal Consultant, Michael Davies, was recently published in the Cyprus Mail.

On September 30th, 2022 we successfully obtained a judgment in favour of our client, against two judgment debtors

A Cyprus Appellate Court has ruled that a Certificate of enforceability under Article 54 of EU Regulation 44/2001 confirms the issuing court's verification that the judgment falls within the regulation's scope. The court followed European Court precedent establishing that enforcement procedures preclude subsequent review by the addressed Member State's courts regarding whether the underlying action falls within the regulation's ambit.

The Appellate Court, inter alia, decided that the 1st Instant Court applied correctly the test, which was established and developed in English case law, starting with the leading case...

The Supreme Court, in Civil Appeal No. 405/2016, issued a landmark judgment in which, by analysing the requirements that need to be met for breach of privacy...

In a recent decision, the Court recognized its power to appoint a Receiver by a way of equitable execution of a judgment.

As seen with our previous article on the subject, which can be found here, a court may make a finding of medical negligence in relation to the following...

Tatiana Kouri explains how the Cypriot legal system now attaches the same importance to the patient's right to be informed, but without making the task of proving the breach of the doctor's duty an easy task for the Claimant/Patient ...

The Plenary of the Administrative Court in its recent decision held that the act of rejecting an application for naturalisation is not considered as governmental act, and therefore their legality...

On 11/07/2023, the Appeal Court in Cyprus heard a case where the Russian Federation had requested the extradition of a Russian in order to stand trial for the crime of theft of funds from the federal budget...

In a recent appellate case in which our law office acted for the successful party, the Appellate Court dismissed the appeal on, inter alia, the ground that "Courts do not act in vain".

n a recent decision in Appeal to a decision of the Administrative Court No. 24/2018, the Supreme Constitutional Court exercising its appellate jurisdiction based on the Transitional provisions Article...