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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is a new set of data privacy laws that require businesses to prioritize the protection and privacy of personal data belonging to European Union (EU) residents.

There is some confusion about the options available to non EU citizens to obtain residence permit in Cyprus.

The GDPR under Article 35 introduces the concept of a Data Protection Impact Assessment ("DPIA").

The spouse of a Cypriot national may, under certain conditions apply for citizenship.

On 1 May 2024, ten new Member States, including Cyprus, joined the European Union.

Opening a bank account in the EU has become very challenging in recent years due to the enhanced due diligence and KYC procedures.

According to statistics released by the Cyprus Police, there are around 1,000 car accidents in Cyprus per year.

The GDPR imposes to the Controllers new data protection obligations. Further, in a change from previous legislation, processors have new statutory obligations in their own right under the new Regulation.

The international publishing house Juris Publishing Ltd recently released the "International Employment Law" encyclopedia.

At a time when technology, including smart cameras, allows companies to collect much more sensitive information about individuals, more stringent supervision of the protection of personal data is certainly needed.

A company is a legal person. As such it has what is called "perpetual succession".

Our law firm maintains a wide portfolio of clients for whom we have registered a European Union Trademark. We carry more than 25 years experience in trademark law and intellectual property matters.

Trademarks are a symbol of the identity of your business.