Comparative Guide
Private Client
Greece
Athina Mavroeidi & Maria Melaniti
Hailed as ‘outstanding’, Fortsakis, Diakopoulos, Mylonogiannis & Associates Law Firm stands out for its work in real estate development projects and governmental infrastructure schemes, frequently representing major financial institutions and international companies. The practice is co-headed by Athens-based duo Dimitris Diakopoulos and Nikolas Avgouleas, each specialising in advising on investment projects, complex M&A transactions, and public procurement issues. Promoted to partner in April 2024, Grigoris Livieratos concentrates on commercial and antitrust proceedings, and Nikoletta Beneki is also highlighted as key.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
- 'The overall level of service rendered by FDMA is outstanding. Its legal team is well-equipped with the necessary legal knowledge. The legal and factual analysis provided by FDMA resulted in desired legal outcomes. The team never failed to provide accurate assessments on the degree of legal risk in a given situation in a timely manner and has always been able to demonstrate sound judgment in planning and managing matters for our company.’
‘We highly recommend Mr. Dimitris Diakopoulous. Mr. Diakopoulous demonstrates outstanding efforts of professionalism. He realistically anticipates possible problems and unexpected events and provides innovative solutions for consideration. He manages to keep the client abreast of the status of the matters regularly in a proactive manner.’
Key clients
- REDS S.A.
- Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund SA
- Joint Venture of Israel Shipyards Industries Ltd – Halyvourgia Ellados SA
- Plasan SASA Ltd & SK Group / Elvo Hellenic Vehicles Industry 2020 SA
- ABB SA
- Deddie SA (HEDNO)
- Uni Systems SA
- DEI SA (Public Power Corporation)
- Gastrade SA
- NRG SA
- Ministry of Infrastructure and Networks
Work highlights
Acted as legal counsel to the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund regarding privatization (acquisition of a majority stake – at least 50% plus one share) of Lavrion Port Authority SA.
Advised HRADF during the second phase of the Heraklion Port Authority privatization process.
Practice head
Dimitris Diakopoulos; Nikolas Avgouleas
Other key lawyers
Grigoris Livieratos; Nikoletta Beneki