The constitutional moment of the 1st of May 2004.
On 1 May 2024, ten new Member States, including Cyprus, joined the European Union. The 2004 enlargement has been heralded as a constitutional moment for Europe, due to the unification...
Key steps to take after a car accident
According to statistics released by the Cyprus Police, there are around 1,000 car accidents in Cyprus per year. There are also dozens that are not included in the official figures...
Opening a bank account for a Cyprus company.
Opening a bank account for a Cyprus company. Opening a bank account in the EU has become very challenging in recent years due to the enhanced due diligence and KYC...
Can an employer monitor employee communications?
The employer may monitor the employee’s communications at the workplace under certain conditions. This was decided by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights in case of BĂRBULESCU v....
Our publication on Cyprus Employment Law published by JURIS.
The international publishing house Juris Publishing Ltd recently released the “International Employment Law” encyclopedia. International Employment Law describes the employment laws in 35 countries, with information on the laws affecting compensation, hours of work,...
Cyprus Employment Law Synopsis
Our law firm has updated a chapter on Cyprus Employment Law in a publication of the Center for International Legal Studies entitled International Employment Law. The chapter provides a concise review...
Cyprus citizenship by marriage.
How to obtain Cypriot citizenship by marriage. The spouse of a Cypriot national may, under certain conditions apply for citizenship. The key criteria are: The applicant must be married to...
Recognition & Enforcement of EU Judgments in Cyprus
The Recast Brussels Regulation 1215/2012 The recognition and enforcement of judgements between European Member States is governed by the provisions of Regulation (EU) no. 1215/2012 of the European Parliament and...
Cyprus company strike off and voluntary liquidation.
A company is a legal person. As such it has what is called “perpetual succession”. In other words it never dies. The question offers arises how a company can be...
