Cross-examination is one of the most pivotal stages in any judicial proceeding. It is a multi-faceted process requiring thorough knowledge of the legal framework, strategic thinking, and skilled communication with witnesses, judges, and opposing counsel.

For years, the word "lobbying" in Cyprus, as in many parts of the world, has carried a cloud of suspicion.

Under the Companies Act in Cyprus, the Ministirial Cabinet or the Court has the authority to appoint one or more inspectors to investigate the affairs

In Cyprus, a company may be subject to liquidation by the court under certain conditions as outlined in the <strong>Companies Law</strong>. This process is significant in ensuring that companies that are unable to meet their obligations are properly dissolved in a manner that protects the interests of creditors and stakeholders.

In the recent judgment of the new Cyprus Court of Appeal dated 09/02/2024, Regarding the Petition of Evelyn Bates v. Regarding the Company M. Moniatis & Sons Ltd, Civil Appeal no. 145/2018, 9/2/2024 the following were decided:

This article examines a recent District Court decision in which the Court was called upon to determine whether assets transferred via trust declarations during the lifetime of the deceased should be excluded...

In its recent judgment in Appeal No. 171/20, dated 11 June 2025, the Supreme Constitutional Court of Cyprus delivered a landmark ruling affirming the principle of legality and underlining the duty of the administration to correct its own actions, promptly and without judicial prompting, once these have been annulled by a final court decision.

The recent judgment of the New Supreme Court of Cyprus, dated 10 September 2025, in Civil Appeal No. 74/2017 highlights a classic yet often misunderstood issue in company and contract law: when a contract entered into before the incorporation of a company binds the company itself, and when it binds personally the individual who signed it.

Freedom of expression under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights is central to the functioning of democratic society.

Service agreements, particularly those involving complex projects, can sometimes lead to disagreements about the scope of work, payment terms, or fulfillment of obligations.

While aviation remains one of the safest forms of transport, passengers may nonetheless suffer injuries during flight.

When parents split up, the first question that usually lands on a lawyer's desk is "how much will I have to pay—or receive—for the kids?".

Specific performance — the remedy compelling a party to fulfill their contractual obligations — sits at the intersection of law and conscience...

In Cyprus, the legal provisions governing the appointment of receivers and managers are crucial for the proper management of a company's assets amid financial distress.

Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) guarantees the right to a fair trial, which includes the right of access to a court.

Trespass — the unlawful and direct interference with immovable property — continues to be one of the most pressing threats to landowners' rights in Cyprus.

Effective direct examination begins long before the witness steps into the courtroom. It are key steps to help streamline and strengthen the preparation process.

Legal professional privilege is not a mere professional convenience nor a technical rule of ethics. It constitutes a fundamental guarantee of the rule of law, a necessary precondition for the proper administration of justice, and an essential component of every person’s right to effective legal assistance.

Cyprus has enacted a new sanctions framework that criminalises the violation or circumvention of EU restrictive measures.

Purchasing a property is one of life's most significant financial decisions.