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    Anti-Corruption Amendments Fill Gaps In Legislation

    This article summarises the recent developments in anti-bribery and anti-money laundering (AML) legislation in Greece and the key implications and challenges for businesses. Over the past few years, the country has included the fight against corruption and bribery as part of its reform agendas.
    GreeceCriminal Law
    Alvarez & Marsal
    Alvarez & Marsal
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    Company Representatives And Liabilities To E-EFKA And AADE

    It is well known to anyone engaged in business that the position of a Chief Executive Officer entails responsibility not only towards the company's shareholders...
    GreeceCorporate/Commercial Law
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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Defensive Measures Of The Suspect Against The Freezing Of Assets By Order Of The Anti-Money Laundering Authority

As we have discussed in a previous article, the offense of money laundering (or as commonly known, "money laundering") is provided for under Law 4557/2018, as currently amended.
GreeceGovernment, Public Sector
Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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    Case Law Criteria For Exoneration Of Nominal Managers (Straw Men) In Tax Evasion Offenses

    This article presents through some case law examples the criteria that courts have used to determine, in cases of corporate tax evasion, that the person who appears formally only as the company's administrator...
    GreeceTax
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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    "Second Chance Mechanism": When Does The Debtor Forfeit The Discharge

    Summary: The most common cases in which a debtor is brought back to court. When they are justified, what happens in courtrooms, and the critical criterion of "honesty."
    GreeceMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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    Fraudulent Conveyance Of Creditors: Asset Insufficiency And Critical Timing

    The action for fraudulent conveyance of creditors (Paulian action – Articles 939 et seq. of the Greek Civil Code) aims to safeguard the creditor's ability to satisfy...
    GreeceCriminal Law
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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    Recent Developments In Intellectual Property Legislation Regarding Law 5271/2026

    On 30 January 2026, the New Law 5271/2026 (the Law) was published, establishing a dedicated legal framework to strengthen the protection of Works of Art and Collectible Items through enhanced criminal liability, expanded institutional mechanisms and increased penalties for forgery, fraud and intentional damage to cultural property.
    GreeceIntellectual Property
    Bernitsas
    Bernitsas
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