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The Court of Appeal of Cyprus issued a landmark judgment clarifying critical principles regarding child maintenance following parental separation. The decision addresses contentious issues including the allocation...

Google has consistently maintained a strong competitive presence within the internal market, securing dominant positions across several key sectors.

In a groundbreaking move in early December, the European Council and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on the text of the EU's new Artificial Intelligence Act, ...

The Supreme Court of Cyprus has issued a landmark ruling establishing that the state's obligation to investigate missing persons from the 1974 Turkish invasion is triggered automatically by disappearance under suspicious circumstances, regardless of whether remains have been located. The judgment clarifies that humanitarian efforts through the Committee on Missing Persons do not substitute for the required criminal investigation, and that neither political considerations nor practical difficulties justify f

In the recent Supreme Court case Intersputnik International Organization of Space Communications v Alrena Investments Limited, the appellants challenged the first-instance court judgment ...

The European Union has prioritized the development of a competitive internal market since its inception, enacting binding regulations and directives across all member states.

The introduction of the 2023 Civil Procedure Rules, particularly Rule 34, marks a significant shift in the handling of expert evidence, aiming to improve its efficiency...

With the aim of strengthening the principle of equal pay for equal work between men and women, the EU Council and European Parliament adopted, on 10 May 2023, the EU Pay Transparency Directive 2023/970 (the "Directive")...

On 12 February 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered judgment in Case C-471/24, establishing important boundaries for credit institutions...

The European Commission has unveiled the European Technological Sovereignty Package, a comprehensive legislative framework targeting four critical areas: semiconductor manufacturing through Chips Act 2.0, cloud and AI infrastructure via the Cloud and AI Development Act, digital autonomy through open source strategy, and energy sector digitalization. This ambitious initiative aims to fundamentally transform Europe's technological independence and competitive position in the global digital economy by 2030.

A recent decision from the Cyprus Court of Appeal, issued on 17 November 2025, has drawn a bright red line around how parties may use information obtained through these orders.

Ιn a groundbreaking move, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has approved Garfield Law Ltd, the UK's first fully AI-powered law firm.

It's clear now that technological advancement occurs at a very fast pace, fundamentally reshaping our daily lives.

The Cyprus Court of Appeal's recent decision in Civil Appeal No. 273/2019 examines the scope of guarantor liability in bank financing, addressing whether a personal guarantee capped at USD 20 Million constitutes a continuing guarantee covering existing and future obligations, and how the Protection of Certain Category of Guarantors Law of 2003 applies to such arrangements.

Cyprus has enacted Law 112(I)/2026, introducing significant amendments to its Personal Insolvency Laws that broaden eligibility criteria for Debt Relief Orders and Personal Repayment Plans. The reforms strengthen protections for debtors and guarantors while simplifying evidential requirements, fundamentally reshaping how individuals can address overwhelming debt obligations.

The Covid pandemic's impacts appear to have fueled interest in blockchain use cases and conversations. Blockchain appears to be of tremendous interest to Big Tech and the financial sector...

The Fixed-Term Employees (Prohibition on Discrimination) Law (98(I)/2003) and the EU Fixed- Term Employment Directive (1999/70/EC) apply equally to indefinite and permanent contracts...

On 11th of April 2025, the Law on the Prevention and Combatting of Violence and Harassment in the Workplace (N.42(I)/2025) (‘the Law') entered into force, with the aim of aligning Cyprus...