Navigating the eviction process in Cyprus requires landlords to follow strict legal procedures, from understanding the distinction between contractual and statutory tenancies to obtaining court orders for possession. What are the legal grounds for eviction, how long does the process take, and what mistakes could expose property owners to serious legal consequences?

The acquisition of immovable property in Cyprus is often one of the most significant financial commitments an individual or investor will make.

Cyprus remains one of the most established company formation jurisdictions within the European Union for clients who require a credible, practical and legally recognisable corporate base. Its appeal does not depend on a single headline feature.

Personal injury claims represent one of the most significant areas of civil litigation in Cyprus, as they involve not only the legal assessment of liability but also the complex process of determining the appropriate level of compensation for the harm suffered by an injured person.

Cyprus serves as a critical international enforcement jurisdiction for cross-border disputes, offering multiple legal pathways for recognising and enforcing foreign judgments against assets, corporate structures, and property. The procedural route chosen—whether through EU regulations, Hague Conventions, bilateral treaties, domestic legislation, or common law—can materially affect speed, cost, and ultimate recoverability for creditors seeking to execute judgments obtained abroad.

Cyprus has long established itself as one of Europe’s leading jurisdictions for intellectual property structuring, offering innovative businesses, software developers, and multinational groups a legally...

Where the company still has assets, liabilities or other matters to resolve, voluntary liquidation provides a formal way of bringing its affairs to an end. A licensed insolvency practitioner is appointed as liquidator to deal with outstanding liabilities, realise or distribute assets and complete the winding-up before dissolution.

Cyprus has become an increasingly attractive jurisdiction for entrepreneurs, international investors and companies seeking to establish or expand their operations within the European Union.

The dismissal of an employee is often one of the most sensitive issues arising within the employment relationship. For employees, termination can create immediate financial and professional uncertainty.

Cyprus remains one of the most commonly considered European jurisdictions for international consultants, software developers, technology businesses, SaaS providers and online entrepreneurs...

Buying property in Cyprus is often a significant investment decision. For many purchasers, particularly international investors, the question is not only which property to acquire, but also how that property should be owned and managed in the long term.

Cyprus has increasingly positioned itself as a jurisdiction of interest for entrepreneurs, international business owners, remote professionals and high-net-worth individuals seeking an EU base with a modern...

When a person passes away leaving assets in Cyprus, those assets cannot usually be transferred immediately to relatives or beneficiaries.

Cyprus offers a number of residence options for non-EU nationals, but the terminology is often confusing. Clients frequently hear expressions such as “pink slip”, “temporary residence”, “permanent residence”, “Category 6(2)”...

Cyprus has been attracting foreign property buyers for decades. British retirees, Israeli investors, European families, Middle Eastern businesspeople and international professionals continue to look at Cyprus for homes...

Contracts govern nearly every commercial and private transaction in Cyprus, from business relationships to property sales. When one party fails to perform, performs inadequately, or refuses to honour obligations, the other may have a claim for breach of contract. However, establishing a breach is only part of the issue—determining whether a legally enforceable contract existed, what obligations arose, whether termination is justified, what losses were caused, and which remedies are available requires

For many businesses, the trade mark is one of the assets customers encounter most often. They may never know the company’s corporate structure or who owns its premises, but they will recognise its name, logo or product branding.