Understanding the distinction between novation  and assignment  is essential for anyone entering into commercial, property, or financial agreements in Cyprus. These two mechanisms are often confused, yet they produce very different legal results under Cyprus contract law. Choosing the correct one can determine whether rights, obligations, and liabilities are properly transferred — and whether a transaction is legally enforceable. What Is Assignment Under Cyprus Law? An assign

Our Managing Partner Featured on Alpha Enimerosi to Discuss Collective Labour Agreements in Cyprus Our Managing Partner,   Anastasia Schini Kakkoura appeared on Alpha Enimerosi , hosted by   Konstantina Neofytou and   Katia Savva , where she provided an insightful overview of Collective Labour Agreements (CLAs) in Cyprus, following the recent judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) and the EU Directive 2022/2041. During the discussion, she explained the

We are pleased to announce that our firm has become a member of the Association of European Attorneys (AEA) , one of the largest networks...

Cyprus is now fast becoming one of the most appealing locations in Europe for entrepreneurs and innovation-led enterprises. Situated at...

On 1 August 2024, Cyprus published the Aliens and Immigration (Amendment) Law No. 111(I)/2024, which transposes Directive (EU) 2021/1883...

We are looking to expand our Team and are currently offering a position for a junior lawyer and an office administrator in our offices in...

Our Managing Partner, Mrs. Anastasia Schini Kakkoura, recently appeared on ALPHA Ενημέρωση to discuss the legal claims filed against ...

Our Managing Partner,  Anastasia Schini Kakkoura  was invited to the TV show ALPHA Ενημέρωση, where insights on the convergence of AI and...

Our Managing Partner, Anastasia Schini Kakkoura, was interviewed on the topic of annual leave and sick leave in Cyprus at Alpha...

On 12 July 2022, the Council of Europe has published the decision 2022/2016 in relation to the accession of the Union to the Convention...