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Introduction: Asset damage is the most common form of harm encountered in the realm of business operations and in the broader world of transactions. In the event of such damage, the affected company may claim...

A commercial distribution agreement constitutes one of the most common forms of commercial cooperation in modern business practice. It is a construct of the contemporary economy, designed to serve complex transactional needs.

Our Competition Law: Special Edition Briefing analyzes the Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance under Article 102 TFEU adopted by the European Commission.

Summary: A franchise agreement binds two independent businesses, where the franchisor grants the franchisee the right to exploit a "franchising package" for financial consideration.

This paper examines the publicity and legality control of acts related to the formation of Boards of Directors (BoD) of Société Anonymes (S.A.) by the competent service of the General Commercial Registry (G.E.MI.), based on the current legislative framework (Laws 4548/2018 and 4919/2022).

The Private Company (PC), having established itself in the realm of small and medium-sized enterprises, plays a pivotal role in the Greek economy.

A large amount of information is currently available on the internet regarding the liability of a loan guarantor with a counterparty credit institution.

Trade mark registration offers businesses exclusive rights, legal protection, and strategic advantages—yet many overlook this cost-effective step. This guide examines the value of registered marks, the protection available for unregistered signs, and how EU subsidies can reduce registration costs for SMEs by up to 75%.

Summary: In modern transactions it is common for two or more persons to hold a "joint account" with a bank, usually a deposit account with several beneficiaries...

With Law 5135/2024, the Digital Transaction Duty (DTT – ΨTΣ) was introduced, replacing the now outdated Stamp Duty (SD – ΤΧ), which had been imposed on the document by which a contract or act was executed...

Greece has embarked on a transformative journey toward sustainability with the transposition of the European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) into Greek law (Law 5164/2024).

This draft law will reportedly be submitted to a vote in the Greek parliament in February 2019.

Under the law governing partnerships (Law 4072/2012), a partner who exits or is excluded from the partnership (in addition to the right to have returned in kind the assets contributed for use)...

The right to an object can be part of the property of multiple individuals, either by their own initiative or due to inheritance, leading to the establishment of the legal relationship of "co-ownership" among the parties.

In this article, we examine the offence of breach of trust under Article 390 of the Greek Criminal Code, which may be committed by managing directors, members of the Board of Directors...

Our Corporate Briefing provides an overview of recent developments in corporate law, regarding the sanctions for failure to comply with the provisions of the Law on the operation of GEMI...

Electronic invoicing has changed the manner in which invoices and other transaction documents are issued and circulated in commercial transactions and transactions involving self-employed professionals. It has not, however, altered the fundamental procedural requirement that a claim be evidenced in writing in order for an enforceable payment order to be issued.