Debt Collection in Cyprus: A Step-by-Step Legal Guide (2025) Recovering a debt in Cyprus is a legal process governed by the Civil Procedure Rules. Whether you're a business, individual, or foreign entity, understanding the procedure can save time, money, and unnecessary legal risk. In this guide, we break down each stage of the debt collection… Read More
What Is an Anton Piller Order? Search Orders Explained (2025 Guide) An Anton Piller order (also known as a search order) is a court-issued remedy that allows one party (the Applicant) to enter the premises of another party (the Respondent) to search for, copy, or seize evidence that might otherwise be destroyed or concealed. This… Read More
What Is an Interim Order? Types of Injunctions in Cyprus (2025 Guide) An interim order, also known as an interim injunction, is a temporary court order requiring a party to either perform or refrain from performing certain actions until the final decision of the case is issued. Interim orders serve as protective legal remedies designed… Read More
Our law firm is seeking to recruit a Junior Litigation Lawyer. Qualifications and experience: ⚖️Handling of court and extrajudicial cases of clients of the office under the supervision by a senior lawyer. ⚖️Preparation and inspection of opening files, claim / defence reports, objection, speeches, outlines of appeal, etc. ⚖️Preparation of pleadings. ⚖️Office representation in cases… Read More
The judgement of the European Court of Human Rights in the Vrountou case issued on the 13th of October 2015, attracted a lot of media attention. [READ THE CASE SUMMARY HERE] The managing partner of our law firm Christophoros Christophi gave numerous interviews in TV, radio and newspapers while the Greek and English press… Read More
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) delivered yesterday 13/10/2015 its judgment in the case of Vrountou v. Republic of Cyprus (application no. 33631/06). Our law firm represented the applicant in the appeal procedure in the national courts as well as before the ECHR. The Violations. The ECHR found that the Republic of Cyprus violated… Read More