On 31/01/2022, the District Court of Larnaca in Application no. 1/2020 in the case of Kazakhstan Kagazy PLC a.o v Arip a.o[1], issued a judgment holding that litigation funding is not contrary to the public policy of the Republic of Cyprus. The Larnaca court’s judgment…
Read More: Cypriot Court holds that third party litigation funding is not contrary to Cyprus public policyOn 23 February 2022, the Protection of Competition Law of 2022 (Law 13(I)/2022)[1] entered into force in the Republic of Cyprus, repealing the former Protection of Competition Laws of 2008 and 2014. Upon its one-year anniversary, this article reflects back on some of the main…
Read More: One year on: The Cyprus Protection of Competition Law of 2022In today’s fast-paced corporate environment, business mergers, acquisitions, and transfers are increasingly common, particularly in markets like Cyprus. According to the Council Directive 2001/23/EC, employees retain essential rights during these transitions. Whether you’re an employee or an employer, understanding your obligations and entitlements under TUPE…
Read More: TUPE protects employee rights in business transfers: Key insights for employers and employeesOur Managing Partner, Michael McBride, has contributed to the Cyprus chapter of the Shipping Guide, published by Law Business Research and edited by Kevin Cooper and Nico Saunders of MFB Solicitors. This comprehensive guide provides a quick reference for side-by-side comparison of local insights into…
Read More: Shipping : LexologyOur partner Marion Madella has contributed to the Cyprus chapter of the Ship Finance guide, published by Law Business Research and edited by Richard B. Furey of Holland & Knight LLP. She provides key insights into various aspects of ship finance, including due diligence, repayment…
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