Digital Era: Online Mediation
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is an effective alternative approach when resolving disputes, offering several benefits over traditional face-to-face dispute resolution practices.
Mergers & Acquisitions in Cyprus: Practical Law Global Guide
Mergers & Acquisitions in Cyprus: Practical Law Global Guide We are pleased to have contributed to Practical Law Global, the Cyprus part of the Private M&A Global Guide (Private Mergers and Acquisitions in Cyprus: Overview). The guide provides an overview of key legal and deal structuring issues relating to private M&A transactions in Cyprus, including as…
Insolvency Seminar 2024: Professional Liability and Duties of Insolvency Practitioners
Our firm’s lawyers, Kypros Louca and Vasiliki Chamba served as the main instructors for the highly successful seminar, Professional Liability and Duties of Insolvency Practitioners.
Essential Due Diligence Checks for Cyprus Real Estate
Purchasing property abroad can be an exciting option and Cyprus stands out as a top location, whether you are seeking a new home for relocation, an investment opportunity…
Structuring M&A Deals – Protecting the Seller’s Earnout Post-Acquisition
Earnouts, while offering the potential for additional compensation based on future performance, they also introduce a layer of uncertainty and risk for sellers.
Navigating the Threat of AI on International Democracy and Human Rights
In democratic societies, consensus, trust and shared information are foundational.
Annual Report Late Submission: Max Fine €150
The Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property announces that according to the Companies (Amendment) Law of 2024…
Delivering Financial Licensing Results with Simplicity
In a recent review of financial service providers across Europe, the Financial Services Review has recognised our law firm as one of the top…
Amendment to the Sale of Property (Specific Performance) Law
Cypriot legislation governs the process to be adhered to in situations where a person passes away without a will and is a resident of Cyprus and when a person dies abroad without a will but at the time of the death, he/she possessed immovable property situated in Cyprus.
Cyprus Tax Residency and Non-Dom for Individuals
As of 2017, an individual is considered a tax resident of Cyprus if they meet either the ‘183-day rule’ or the ’60-day rule’ for the tax year.